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Nadia Jo
Nadia Jo '23 is a political science major from Korea/Virginia/Massachusetts. She can be found crying at 3am listening to Brahms, Ravel, Kendrick Lamar, Phantom of the Opera, and the Game of Thrones soundtracks.

Voices of Canceled Stanford Shows: 6 a cappella groups chime In during virtual spring quarter

The rampant onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States this March forced most interactions between Stanford students to transition from face-to-face to online. This shift has hit the performing arts particularly hard. Stanford performing arts organizations such as the symphony orchestra, experimental theater lab and student concert network rely heavily on face-to-face contact,…
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Arts & Life

Astrology app gives Stanford’s Mixed Co love advice in ‘Love Sucks’

Astrology, romance and music filled Toyon Hall as Stanford’s Mixed Company performed in their highly anticipated annual anti-Valentine’s Day show “Love Sucks” last Friday. This year’s “Love Sucks” emphasized Mixed Co’s lighthearted spirit in the group’s first full-length show of the calendar year. A stellar alignment of raunchy skits, classy choreography and heartfelt, moving songs…
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Arts & Life

Predictions for the 2020 Grammys experience

The biggest night in music — the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards — will be held on Sunday, January 26th, when popular musicians perform hits and take home prizes for musical achievements. Awarded by the Recording Academy, the Grammys have a reputation for recognizing mainstream and commercially successful music, and a lot of industry politics dictate…
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The Grind

The 10 songs everyone should listen to this holiday season

Some say that the Christmas season starts as soon as Halloween is over. Others insist that Dec. 1 is when it’s finally acceptable to start playing holiday music. No matter which camp you’re in, there’s no doubt that holiday tunes have started creeping up on radio stations and Spotify playlist recommendations. Love ’em or hate…
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Arts & Life

Embracing Brockhampton

Several minutes after hearing BROCKHAMPTON’s especially playful mic check, their superfans rushed the meadow at Frost Amphitheatre. Most caught the ire of security personnel and slowed their all-out sprint, appeasing them by blurring the line between power walking and light jogging. Though the boyband was a couple hours away from performing, an especially lively lineup…
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