Wear your school spirit on your sleeve.  For the first time, Stanford Earth branded gear is available for sale at the Stanford Bookstore on campus. Selected items are online for purchase now and more will be added.

The first arrivals already in store include a grey crew neck sweatshirt and a new black T-shirt. Vests, water bottles, coffee mugs, zip crews, hats, even umbrellas for the El Niño rains, are expected to come in during February and March. Products will be added seasonally.

T-shirts are 100 percent cotton and all items are produced under socially responsible labor practices. “This is a chance for students, faculty, staff, and alumni to have fun broadcasting their affiliation with one of Stanford’s seven world class schools,” said Barbara Buell, Director of Communications at the School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences. “We hope it will raise awareness of Stanford's commitment to understanding our planet and finding ways of prudently managing Earth’s resources and environment.”

Members of the Stanford Alumni Association will receive a 10 percent discount at the bookstore and online. Faculty and staff may show their university ID cards for a 10 percent discount.

What’s in a Name

The Stanford Earth brand reflects the broadened scope of the renamed School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences in 2015 (previously School of Earth Science).

The school engages in fundamental research and teaching in energy resources engineering, geological sciences, geophysics, and Earth system science, along with strong interdisciplinary efforts across a range of environmental and sustainability issues.  The school recently identified four areas for increased investment: securing the energy future, reducing disaster risk to geohazards, climate solutions, and problem solving at the food-water nexus.     

It offers elective courses for undergraduates, including nonmajors, such as Climate and Society and Feeding 9 Billion, and offers a range of departmental undergraduate and graduate degrees in departments as well as interdisciplinary programs. Stanford Earth is home to the pioneering Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources for graduate students, and the undergraduate Earth Systems Program.