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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
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May 18
Culture
The Cantor Arts Center.

The lasting importance of the Cantor Arts Center

Ayla Gharavi
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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
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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
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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
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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
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May 12
Reads
Three apples in a row.

Californian Revelations: Facing the terror of mediocrity

Azzam Shafi
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May 11
Culture
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Color and community: Stanford comes together to celebrate Holi

Jay Gupta, Maanya Govil, Keshav Saigal, Akash Shah, Akul Shrivastava and Sagar Shah
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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
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May 8
Reads
A woman leans against a book with text reading "TEXT AND THE CITY" in the background.

Text and the City: ‘A Certain Hunger’ serves up a new take on the female appetite 

Melisa Ezgi Guleryuz
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May 7
Screen
Arden Cho speaks to the audience as part of the Listen to the Silence Conference. (Photo: CAYDEN GU/The Stanford Daily)

‘I quit more times than I can count’: Arden Cho talks Asian identity and acting at AASA event

Daniel Xu
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May 6
Reads
Photo of the red door that leads into Linden Tree Books.

One for the Books: The Los Altos street with something for every reader

Annabelle Chang
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May 6
Dance
Ballet dancers wearing white perform onstage at Dinkelspiel Auditorium.

Cardinal Ballet Company showcases professionalism and artistry in ‘La Bayadere’ 

Kelly Wang
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May 5
Music
Superbloom 2026 brought together live music, art and community, as hundreds of students gathered for one of Stanford’s most anticipated spring traditions. (Photo: JACQUELINE LARSEN/The Stanford Daily)

Superbloom 2026 brings hours of music, community and charity to campus

Jacqueline Larsen
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May 5
Music
Stay in Bloom Festival returned to Frost Amphitheater for its third consecutive year with a lineup that balanced energy and emotion. (Courtesy of Samuel Wu '27)

Dabin brings a night in bloom at Frost Amphitheater

Joanne dePierre
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May 5
Music
A photo of the stage at Blackfest

Blackfest 2026 celebrates Black culture and community

Elanna Mak
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May 4
Culture
A graphic of arms holding craft tools

Culture of Craft: Craft and commodity fetishism

Quinn Cook
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May 4
Music
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Charlie Puth brings funk and feels to San Francisco

Ananya Navale
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May 3
Reads
D.A. Powell glances up from a packet of poems to speak to the audience from behind the podium at Stanford Faculty Club, near a table with flowers and a glass of water.

Mohr Visiting Poet D.A. Powell’s reading offers intimate look at nature and desire 

Grace Liang
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May 3
Screen
The words SHH on a black background

Fleet Street experiments with horror in original short film ‘SHH’

Melita D’Souza
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April 30
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