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Pocky, mochi donuts, grapes and pomegranates line an orange backdrop with black text reading "Midterm Snack Break!"

The study snacks that fuel The Daily

Chloe Shannon Wong, Dan Kubota, Tanya Rastogi, Sharis Hsu and Emerson Prentice
  •  
Nov. 5
Music
Sombr's SF show displayed his quirky, vulnerable and theatrical sides. (Photo: SOPHIA TEYOLIA/The Stanford Daily)

Sombr showcases youthful exuberance at San Francisco show 

Sophia Teyolia
  •  
Nov. 3
Arts & Life
A black-and-white production still from "Holiday" (1938), featuring Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant.

How About Now: ‘Holiday’ (1938) is another wonderful early romcom

Mason Barrett
  •  
Nov. 3
Screen
A movie director's sign with gender symbols on it with text "HER POV."

Her POV: How ‘Materialists’ sells choices that are hard to buy 

Blyss Cleveland
  •  
Oct. 30
Culture
A lemon, green onions and chicken slices float in the soup of a red bowl of Wilbur pho.

All You Can Eat: Spend a day with chef Mychel Brewster 

Emerson Prentice
  •  
Oct. 29
Culture
A group of Stanford musicians perform at “When the World Breathes Again” against a backdrop of pink and purple stagelights

Students blend climate and art in collaborative performance

Patricia Tran
  •  
Oct. 29
Screen
The McMurtry Building for Art & Art History. (Photo: UDIT GOYAL/The Stanford Daily)

A screening of ‘The Six’ reveals untold stories

Emerson Prentice
  •  
Oct. 28
Reads
A woman leans against a book with text reading "TEXT AND THE CITY" in the background.

Text and the City: Welcome to the doll house

Melisa Ezgi Guleryuz
  •  
Oct. 28
Reads
Daniel Xu's column, "And So We Thought," reflects on the media ecosystem we live in. (Graphic: MEI KNUTSON/The Stanford Daily)

And So We Thought: Oppenheimer and the closing of the American mind

Daniel Xu
  •  
Oct. 27
Food
A bowl of warm pho can turn any day around. At Stanford, the student-favorite dish is thanks to Wilbur workers and Star Ginger. (Graphic: CHINYOUNG SHAO/The Stanford Daily)

All You Can Eat: In praise of Wilbur pho

Emerson Prentice
  •  
Oct. 26
Reads
Graphic for Olive Pacal's column.

‘A Cartoon Introduction to Philosophy’ illustrates Western philosophy’s biggest ideas 

Olive Pacal
  •  
Oct. 23
Reviews
Lorde's Ultrasound World Tour proves why she's been so successful in the music industry for over a decade. (Photo: CHRIS PROCACCINO/The Stanford Daily)

Lorde ‘lives on the edge’ for Ultrasound World Tour at Greek Theatre

Emerson Prentice and Chris Procaccino
  •  
Oct. 22
Food
Cloud9's distinctive charm has been embraced by the Mountain View, Palo Alto and surrounding communities. (Photo: AUDREY KIM/The Stanford Daily)

Float on over to Cloud9 Coffee, the Korean-French cafe in the Baylands

Audrey Kim
  •  
Oct. 21
Music
Chance the Rapper brings passion into every one of his performance. (Courtesy of WikiMedia Commons)

Chance the Rapper blends melody and message at the Masonic 

Joanne dePierre
  •  
Oct. 20
Arts & Life
Three jack-o-lanterns.

Students share their fall film picks

Daniel Xu, Emerson Prentice, Mei Knutson, Blyss Cleveland and Sophia Teyolia
  •  
Oct. 19
Music
Shawn Mendes incorporates tender emotions in his music (Photo courtesy of Sabrina Poei).

Shawn Mendes brings nostalgia and new energy to Frost Amphitheater

Joanne dePierre
  •  
Oct. 16
Reads
The textbooks we know, we love and we loathe. (Graphic: ANANYA UDAYGIRI/The Stanford Daily)

Listicle: The textbooks Stanford can’t forget

Allie Skalnik, Emerson Prentice, Emmett Chung, Chris Procaccino, Chloe Shannon Wong and Kelly Wang
  •  
Oct. 15
Music
Dua Lipa's Sunday performance at the Chase Center was all sequins, glittering confidence and stardom. (Courtesy of Madison Phipps)

‘Radical Optimism’ on stage: Dua Lipa lights up Chase Center

Joanne dePierre
  •  
Oct. 14
Music
Some songs hit differently, transporting the listener into another world — one where your problem set gets done. (Graphic: GRETA REICH/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford Soundtrack: Crisp‑leaf study jams

Chloe Shannon Wong, Jenny Wang, Emerson Prentice, Ananya Navale, Blyss Cleveland, Olive Pacal, Bella Kim, Grace Yan, Tanya Rastogi, Jacqueline Larsen, Siena Weisman, Grace Feng, Chris Procaccino, Mei Knutson and Sophie Nguyen
  •  
Oct. 14
Reads
graphic of physician mending the heart

How ‘Being Mortal’ addresses what modern medicine cannot fix

Ruby Honjol
  •  
Oct. 12
The Stanford Daily

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