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Kyla Figueroa

Kyla Figueroa

Kyla Figueroa ‘24 is the former Vol. 260–262 Managing Editor for The Grind, the 263 Screen DE for Arts & Life, and a staff writer for News. Throw pitches and questions her way — kfigueroa ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.
Culture
A man in a long coat performs to the audience as the cast around him holds their arms out to him.

Stanford student shines in San Jose’s ‘Great Comet’

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
May 14
Culture

Sunnyvale’s ‘Next to Normal’ successfully explores mental illness through theater

Kyla Figueroa
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April 30
Screen

Interactive graphic novel ‘Florence’ is the perfect heartbreak for $2.99

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
March 14
Screen

‘Somebody I Used to Know’ satisfyingly subverts the traditional romantic comedy 

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
Feb. 13
The Grind
A man laying in bed, next to a keyboard that he places a single hand on.

Excerpt: Autumn, grief, loss and other things

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
Feb. 1
Music
a person with a shaved head and brown skin sings into a microphone, holding one arm up above their head. they wear a black robe with a white piece covering the chest and shoulders

Theatrical jazz savant plays Bing: Cecile McLorin Salvant’s spectacle

Kyla Figueroa
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Jan. 30
Speakers & Events
A photo from the balcony of a building at Knight Management Center; sky is light blue with some clouds

Reformation CEO Hali Borenstein MBA ’13 speaks with students about business journey, sustainable practices

Kyla Figueroa
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Jan. 25
Arts & Life
DiDonato sits in a baby blue dress on a black platform illuminated by yellow and orange light. She sings, surrounded by a dark orchestra

Joyce DiDonato challenges the conventions of opera with immersive design of ‘Eden’

Kyla Figueroa
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Jan. 24
Music
two Black individuals sit side-by-side in chairs in front of microphones. the person on the right, who is the main focus of the photograph, strums a guitar and sings with his eyes closed

Okaidja Afroso brings acoustic sound to the O’Donohue Farm

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
Nov. 15
The Grind

My Big Game plan if I decide to go to Big Game

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
Nov. 15
Culture
The beast and Belle raise the glass to each other at a large table with dark blue table cloth and archaic candles on top.

Palo Alto Players’ ‘Beauty and the Beast’ shines as a fairytale for the community

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
Nov. 14
Campus Life
Indigenous students hosted a round table teach-in at Kairos on Nov. 2. (Photo: ULA LUCAS/The Stanford Daily)

Land Back teach-in at Stanford: Indigenous students call out colonialist history, urging student support

Kyla Figueroa
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Nov. 10
The Grind
A wooden fence encloses a grassy yard. There is a tree on the left side and some kind of white swing-like structure in the middle. The sun is setting.

Backyards: a shelter from the hurting

Kyla Figueroa
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Nov. 8
Music
a shoulders-up photo of a woman on a dark stage wearing a white off-the-shoulder dress and looking up toward white lights

Taimane and her quartet show Bing Concert Hall the versatility of the ukulele

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
Nov. 8
Music
on stage, a person sits at a piano at the left and another sits in front of a microphone holding a guitar

Silvana Estrada mesmerizes with soothing Latin folk ballads

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
Oct. 24
News
Photo of old union 2020 with people walking around

Senate unanimously passes resolution calling on Stanford to address sexual violence 

Kyla Figueroa and Oriana Riley
  •  
Oct. 16
Academics
Computer with a green line graph on the screen

Stanford launches new data science major

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
Oct. 11
Featured
Carolyn Bertozzi on Wednesday morning.

Stanford professor Carolyn Bertozzi wins Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Kyla Figueroa, Celestine Wenardy and Judy N. Liu
  •  
Oct. 5
Arts & Life
Alyson Michalka, left, and Amanda Joy Michalka, right, stand with neutral expressions in the middle of a city street

Q&A: Pop duo Aly & AJ discuss artistic inspiration and opening for Ben Platt

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
Sept. 29
Campus Life
Two people stand in line in front of the Olives counter. A row of barstool chairs in front of them and digital menu displays visible behind the counter.

Stanford staple cafe Olives to reopen on the first day of classes

Kyla Figueroa
  •  
Sept. 25
The Stanford Daily

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