
Eco-Event Excellence: Sustainable Event Planning Workshop
Living Lab Fellow Emily Blackwell and the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability gathered campus event planners to launch new sustainable event resources.
The Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability formally launched in 2022 to catalyze solutions to the increasingly urgent environmental challenges of the 21st century. The school is designed to have impact in three broad areas - earth, climate, and society - by reimagining how academia can benefit the planet and humanity.

Living Lab Fellow Emily Blackwell and the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability gathered campus event planners to launch new sustainable event resources.

Stanford student Justin Donohugh helped create zero waste videos with the Office of Sustainability, integrating operations into his academic capstone for earth systems.

In 2021, Stanford made history as the first university to issue climate bonds with both sustainability and social equity goals.

The inaugural R&DE Stanford Food Institute Research Symposium showcased innovative food systems research from over 73 researchers and fostered collaboration.
All 14 buildings of the School of Medicine now have recycling bins in labs and compost collection in bathrooms, breakrooms, and kitchens.

The Cooler Research Program offers data on chilled water management.

Earth Week has been celebrated at Stanford over the past decade in ways that bring together the campus community to envision a more sustainable future.

Stanford students are driving sustainability through initiatives like SCORE, which funds carbon offsets for varsity sports travel.