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A monochromatic photo of two guitar players and a drum player performing

How Hot Pocket Nepo Baby turned frosh friendships into four years of music

Melita D’Souza
  •  
May 20
Music
A guitar player smiles on stage.

Inside Julián Kalel’s ’29 journey from Stanford to ‘American Idol’

Melita D’Souza
  •  
May 20
Screen
Students participated in a Q&A after the screening. (Courtesy of Kai Carlson-Wee)

Poetry Into Film Festival illustrates power of mixed media art 

Ayla Gharavi
  •  
May 20
Culture
Stanford Taiko performs onstage.

Stanford Taiko: Beyond music, a resounding cultural practice

Dayanara Yepez Ramirez
  •  
May 20
Music
A photo of BTS performers on stage

‘ARIRANG’: BTS electrifies Stanford Stadium in long-awaited return 

Joanne dePierre
  •  
May 19
Screen
The Stanford Theater marquee.

Reel appeal: The story of Palo Alto’s oldest movie theater

Chloe Loquet
  •  
May 18
Culture
A crowd of people at Powwow

55th annual Stanford Powwow unites Bay Area Native community

Charlotte Burks
  •  
May 18
Reads
A child sits in their parent's lap while reading a book. their pet dog hops up to listen in.

What stories did Stanford students grow up on?

Melita D’Souza, Audrey Chang, Grace Liang, Chloe Loquet and Ayla Gharavi
  •  
May 18
Arts & Life
Overhead photo centering the Stanford bookstore staircase, surrounded by merchandise on the first floor and books on the second floor.

What’s next for the Stanford bookstore? 

Annabelle Chang
  •  
May 18
Culture
The Stanford Improvisers warm up before a performance.

The joy of the SImps: Improvised jukebox musicals and ‘Top Gun’

Quinn Cook
  •  
May 18
Screen
A black-and-white image of an eye (in the style of "The Brutalist") surrounded by characters from popular culture.

Cinema at war with itself: The internal struggle of modern movies

Iman Monnoo
  •  
May 18
Culture
Portraits on the wall of CoHo. Clockwise from left to right: Journalist Ted Koppel M.A. ’62, former WNBA player Candice Wiggins ’08, UGS chair Shelley Gao ’11, men’s tennis player Alex Clayton ’11, golfer Tiger Woods (dropped out in 1996), former chairman of the federal reserve Ben Bernanke (GSB professor), actress Reese Witherspoon (dropped out in 1996), psychology professor James Gross.

‘It’s called personality’: How the faces on the walls of CoHo got up there

Greta Reich
  •  
May 18
Culture
The Cantor Arts Center.

The lasting importance of the Cantor Arts Center

Ayla Gharavi
  •  
May 18
Reads
Three students gather together to read the MINT magazine in 2022.

More than a fashion magazine: MINT Magazine preserves creative space

Dayanara Yepez Ramirez
  •  
May 17
Reads
A woman leans against a book with text reading "TEXT AND THE CITY" in the background.

Text and the City: In ‘The Lovely Bones,’ why are dead girls easier to love?

Melisa Ezgi Guleryuz
  •  
May 14
Music
Baby Keem transformed Fox Theater into the universe of “Ca$ino.” (Courtesy of Eerie Times)

Baby Keem’s ‘Ca$ino’ lands in Oakland in explosive fashion

Joanne dePierre
  •  
May 13
Music
Raye holds a microphone in a red gown as she performs onstage.

‘It’s Gonna Be Alright’: Raye brings hope and heart to San Francisco

Ananya Navale
  •  
May 12
Reads
Three apples in a row.

Californian Revelations: Facing the terror of mediocrity

Azzam Shafi
  •  
May 11
Culture
20260509 Holi-13

Color and community: Stanford comes together to celebrate Holi

Jay Gupta, Maanya Govil, Keshav Saigal, Akash Shah, Akul Shrivastava and Sagar Shah
  •  
May 10
Culture
Antonio, played by César Valenzuela, faces the audience on stage

‘Twinks in Caracas’ at the Nitery: Muerto el perro, no se acaba la rabia

Dayanara Yepez Ramirez
  •  
May 8
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