Stanford University is surely one of the most prestigious institutions known. It is recognized for its academic excellence, ...

All mascots can be classified into different categories, and environmental ones prove to be a mixed bag of bad mascots ...

Actually the mascot of the university’s marching band, this fearful piece of foliage is a regular at Stanford’s sports matches. If you made it your Christmas tree, you wouldn’t have to worry ...

This week, Guy gave a verbal commitment to Stanford University and coach Kate ... with two red hearts and a green tree, symbolizing the Stanford mascot. A 5-foot-9 guard, Guy was one of the ...

She dreams of becoming the tree mascot for Stanford. And she dreams of a world ... gained acceptance to a prestigious university and generally tried to model good behavior. When people picked ...

Fans navigating the dozens of schools in the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments might become as attached to the mascots as the athletes themselves.

Stanford University’s official mascot is the Cardinal. The color, not the bird. In other words, it is the Stanford Shade of Red. Technically speaking… Unofficially speaking, Stanford’s mascot is the ...

Thunder the Antelope seemingly can do it all, posing for photos with Grand Canyon University fans ... the 2006 men’s tournament, Stanford’s unofficial tree mascot was ejected for not leaving ...