Organic farming is one of the fastest growing sectors in farm production, but as students at Stanford’s farm discovered, the term is a legal distinction that requires much more than simply shunning pesticides.
‘Pesticide-free’ not necessarily the same as ‘organic’ Read More »
Red “Waddie” Dakota CrazyHorse graduated from Stanford in 2011 and is now trying to forge a career as a silversmith – a craft he learned from his father. The road has been tough but full of hope.
Following his own path, Native American artist aims to turn ‘silver into gold’ Read More »
Earning two degrees from Stanford on Sunday, Michael Tubbs, 21, has a new challenge in mind: being elected to the Stockton City Council. He is a leading contender for the seat, and voters will decide in November.
Graduating Sunday, Stanford senior seeks Stockton City Council seat in November Read More »
On the Peninsula Report radio show, Stacy Aguilera clues us into the fishy state of seafood labeling in the United States and Samantha Larson swings by to talk flexitarianism – eco-friendly diets that allow for a little love of bacon. Listen live to KZSU (FM 90.1) or stream the Peninsula Report online every Friday from
During the driest Bay Area spring in 35 years, volunteers found half as many species as last year near Stanford’s Lake Lagunita. Does this spell disaster for local species at risk of extinction?
Species count down at Stanford’s Lake Lagunita as dry spring drives animals away Read More »
On the Peninsula Report radio show, Samantha Larson takes us touring to the Antarctic – with a dose of concern over tourism’s possible impact on the climate. Also on the environmental watch, Hannah Donaghe introduces us to a coral reef that’s been a climate change survivor. And David Perez gives an update on the possible closure of
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair spoke at Stanford Thursday, discussing his work with the Africa Governance Initiative and the need for foreign innovation and investment in the region.
Blair calls for effective governance in Africa during Stanford visit Read More »
Stanford’s Frost Amphitheater hosted rock legends in the 1960s, but after a 1971 concert got out of hand, the university rarely allowed rock shows. Saturday, Modest Mouse will headline Frost’s biggest rock show in decades.
After decades, Stanford’s Frost Amphitheater rocks again Read More »
Some scientists hail plant-based fuels as means for U.S. energy independence and environmental protection. But a new analysis from Stanford researchers reveals some unanticipated and unfortunate side effects.
Stanford researchers question whether biofuel is the answer to U.S. energy independence Read More »