Global Studies photo contest winners highlight stories from Tibet to Palo Alto

Anoushka is a high schooler writing as part of The Daily’s Summer Journalism Workshop. Contact them at workshop 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Three years later, is Stanford Shopping Center’s Shake Shack worth it?

Marshall Piros is a high school student writing as part of The Daily’s Summer Journalism Workshop. Contact them at workshop 'at' stanforddaily.com

Where to find the best bagels in Palo Alto

Melody is a high school student writing as part of The Daily’s Summer Journalism Workshop. Contact them at workshop 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Jeffrey is a high school student writing as part of The Daily’s Summer Journalism Workshop. Contact them at workshop 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Stanford art students strike back with exciting summer projects

Nithika Valluri is a high school student in the Stanford Daily’s Summer Journalism Workshop. She loves playing boardgames, taking naps, and spending time with family & friends. Fun fact: she has learned more than 10 different dance styles.

A journey through the Bay Area’s Asian desserts

Alice Feng is a high school student writing as part of The Daily’s Summer Journalism Workshop. Contact them at workshop 'at' stanforddaily.com.

A list of restaurants in Palo Alto open for late-night snacks

‘Yeezus’ revisited: The impact of Kanye’s most divisive work

Vidyuth is a high school student in The Stanford Daily's Summer Journalism Workshop.

My 10 favorite albums from queer musicians since 2010: Top 4

Young Fenimore Lee '21 (they/them) is a writer for Arts & Life. They are majoring in English with a concentration in creative writing; they write creative nonfiction and poetry. They are also a music journalist with a fondness for indie rock and anything experimental. Contact them at arts 'at' stanforddaily.com.

My 10 favorite albums from queer musicians since 2010 (#8-#5)

My 10 favorite albums from queer musicians since 2010: honorable mentions, #10, #9

The artistic fusion of Lamavis Comundoiwilla’s paintings

Review: The lively “In The Heights” misses the mark

Rosana is an Arts & Life Contributing Writer and a News Staff Writer from La Puente, CA. She enjoys a good hike and is her dog’s biggest fan. The SoCal native misses playing the alto saxophone and looks forward to someday watching the Dodgers (in-person) win another World Series game. Contact her at rmaris 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Album Review: ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’ by Tyler, The Creator

Nick Sligh is a Junior from Athens, Georgia, studying Economics and International Relations. Nick is always open to discuss anything relating to music, NBA basketball, and movies/TV. As somebody with a deep interest in hip-hop/rap and r&b music, Nick covers these genres through his articles. Feel free to contact him at nsligh 'at' stanforddaily.com

My 10 favorite albums from Asian/Asian American musicians since 2010: Top 4

My 10 favorite albums from Asian and Asian American musicians since 2010: #8 through #5

Album Review: “Course of the Inevitable” by Lloyd Banks

Stanford escape room with an outdoor twist

Kristel Tjandra is a biomedical scientist who is passionate about science communication and journalism. Contact her at thegrind 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Album Review: “El Dorado” by 24kGoldn

Lenny Siegel’s ‘Disturbing the War’ and student activism at Stanford

Sundance 2021, part 7: ‘Flee’

Olivia Popp was a managing editor of Arts & Life for volumes 251 through 254 and the editor-at-large for The Stanford Daily's board of directors for volumes 254 and 255. She hails from Michigan and enjoys science fiction TV shows, independent film festivals, and the Bay Area theater scene.

‘It feels like there’s more purpose’: Emily Saletan reflects on playing the first gender-bent J.D. in ‘Heathers: The Musical’

Kaushikee Nayudu '24 is a staff writer for The Daily. Contact her at knayudu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Sundance 2021, part 6: ‘CODA’

Curing the world: Healthcare and justice in ‘Mountains Beyond Mountains’

Maya Salameh ’22 becomes youngest winner of prize for poets of Arab heritage

Lana Tleimat '23 (... maybe '24) is the Vol. 260 executive editor for digital. She was formerly managing editor of humor. She is from Columbus, Ohio, and isn't really studying anything. Contact her at ltleimat 'at' stanforddaily.com.