Stanford Cardinal mascot, the ‘Stanford Tree’ is quite an unusual choice in the world of college sports. Stanford is known as ‘The Cardinal’ and doesn't officially have a mascot.

There may be no better entrance in college football than Ralphie’s run. Although the school began its live mascot tradition in 1957, the first Ralphie made her debut in ’66, running onto the ...

The Stanford tree is a part of Stanford's band, but this college football mascot with big eyes and red lips certainly does not garner the positive attention that it might expect.

The individual who serves as the Stanford Tree mascot has been suspended after unfurling a banner that read "Stanford hates fun" during the Cardinal's football game against Arizona State on Oct. 22.

She’ll appear at Stanford sporting events and will travel to Paris to support Olympic athletes from the college as the school’s unofficial mascot. She got confirmation of her trip a few weeks ago.

A defining aspect of college football is the marching band. Most bands feature well-appointed uniforms and strict, militaristic marching. Not the Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band.

SEQUIM — Keen eyes might spot a Sequim local supporting her college’s athletes at the Paris Olympics in some fun fashion. Ruby Coulson, a 2023 Sequim High School graduate, is in Paris to represent ...

Three years later, Stanford’s famous Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band (LSJUMB) tried out a series of new mascots, with the Tree ultimately becoming popular enough to become a ...