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Celebrating Sustainability
Join Office of Sustainability and more than 30 campus partners for the annual Celebrating Sustainability Activity Fair on April 19, from 11-1pm at Ford Plaza! This annual Earth Day celebration will feature numerous activities and demonstrations for energy, water, transportation, waste, food and sustainable living. Open to staff, faculty and students, the fair provides lunch, activities, and entertainment to all those who wish to learn more about sustainability at Stanford.
Admission
Celebrating Sustainability is open to the campus community. We encourage you to RSVP at the event website.
Last modified Wed, 9 Mar, 2016 at 0:45
Plant Oaks on the Dish Hill
Join us to plant oaks on the dish hill. It's a chance to add trees along a recreational route enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Volunteers make new friends, learn about local eco-systems, enjoy the out-of-doors, exercise, and work for common good.
Admission
To reserve your place on a planting crew, for details about where to park and meet and what tools to bring, or for other info, please email robin@ecomagic.org
Last modified Wed, 2 Dec, 2015 at 0:45
Celebrating Sustainability
Join Office of Sustainability and more than 30 campus partners for the annual Celebrating Sustainability Activity Festival on April 22, from 12-2pm! The annual Earth Day celebration brings students, staff and faculty from across campus together to educate, inspire and empower the community to engage with sustainability at Stanford.
Admission
Free admission
Last modified Sat, 28 Feb, 2015 at 0:45
Plant Trees on the Dish Hill
Join us to plant California native trees along a riparian corridor on the dish hill. It's a chance to add trees along a recreational route enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Volunteers make new friends, learn about local eco-systems, enjoy the out-of-doors, exercise, and work for common good.
If you want to plant with us, we ask that you commit to at least one watering session. These take place one weekday evening per week from May through October. Only by caring for young trees until they become established do we make planting a meaningful act.
Admission
To reserve your place on a planting crew, for details about where to park and meet and what tools to bring, or for other info, please email robin@ecomagic.org.
Last modified Sun, 7 Dec, 2014 at 0:45
Plant Oaks on the Dish Hill
Join us to plant oaks on the dish hill. It's a chance to add trees along a recreational route enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Volunteers make new friends, learn about local eco-systems, enjoy the out-of-doors, exercise, and work for common good.
If you want to plant with us, we ask that you commit to at least one watering session. These take place one weekday evening per week from May through October. Only by caring for young trees until they become established do we make planting a meaningful act.
Admission
To reserve your place on a planting crew, for details about where to park and meet and what tools to bring, or for other info, please email robin@ecomagic.org
Last modified Sun, 7 Dec, 2014 at 0:45
Gear Swap 2014
The Stanford Outdoor Education Gear Swap is a yard sale of sorts- for all things Outdoor Adventure related! SOE will be selling off used gear, including (but not limited to!) climbing shoes, backpacks, sleeping bags, tents, sleeping pads, ski helmets, and more. In addition to SOE gear, SOE welcomes Stanford affiliates to sell their gear for a 20% consignment fee. Please read on for details on consigning your outdoor equipment during this event.
Last modified Wed, 5 Nov, 2014 at 0:45
Climbing Free: Lynn Hill at Stanford University
An iconic American climber, Lynn Hill is acknowledged as one of the most accomplished rock climbers in the world. Having learned to climb in southern California in 1975, Lynn was part of a cutting edge generation of free climbers known as the "Stone Masters." Her most notable achievement came after retiring from the competition scene.
Lynn's first free ascent of the Nose on El Capitan in 1993, followed by her one-day free ascent of the Nose in 1994, remained unrepeated for over a decade and helped define the modern era of free climbing.
Admission
Doors open at 6:30.
Priority seating wil be given to climbers in the CRAG competition.
FREE to students and CRAG participants. $10 admission fee for the general public.
Last modified Mon, 31 Mar, 2014 at 20:00
mediaX 2014 Conference
"Well Being and Productivity in a Globally Interconnected World" - join us as we explore this topic with a rich and diverse agenda featuring key speakers in the field.
Admission
Registration is required. Stanford staff, faculty and students, and mediaX member companies receive a discount. Please contact Adelaide Dawes (adelaide@stanford.edu) for more information.
Last modified Wed, 26 Mar, 2014 at 13:34
5th Annual Healthy Taste of Stanford
R&DE Stanford Hospitality & Auxiliaries proudly hosts the 5th Annual Healthy Taste of Stanford a healthy, organic and sustainable food fair at Munger!
Join us and enjoy…
- Nutritional information about healthy foods
- Healthy recipes developed by Stanford Chefs
- Lots of healthy food samples from local vendors offering sustainable products
- Healthy lunch options at Russo Cafe
- Organic & sustainable items from The Market at Munger
New this year!
Admission
Free Admission
Last modified Wed, 26 Mar, 2014 at 13:34
The Cardinal Walk
Every year in May, Provost John Etchemendy and department supervisors lead members of the Stanford community on the annual Cardinal Walk, a 1.5-mile journey around our scenic campus.
Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to take a break in their workday and join BeWell and the other members of the Stanford community for festive music and refreshments before the walk.
Stay tuned for more details.
Admission
This is a FREE and family-friendly event.
Last modified Wed, 26 Mar, 2014 at 13:34
