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Photo from “bed,” a senior theater capstone by Sid Zhang ’25.

Senior theater capstone ‘bed’ explores dreamscapes through multimedia, experimental approach

Audrey Chang
  •  
March 12
Culture
Photo of the lab aprons student Haein Shim ’28 and Joseph Ho ’28 decorated in tribute to the food items they created in lab.

From the periodic table to the food we eat: ‘Chemistry in the Kitchen’ draws students in

Derrick Chen
  •  
March 12
Music
The power dynamics of Indian entertainment may reveal why South Asian music hasn't gone global. (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

Mainstream & Margins: Why hasn’t South Asian music gone global?

Rishi Jeyamurthy
  •  
March 12
Culture
Photo from Cheonggae Ilsu Cha’s exhibition in the East Asian Library.

To paint like a child again: Exploring Cheonggae Ilsu Cha’s exhibition at the East Asian Library

Vivian Liang
  •  
March 11
Culture
Memchu photo by Da-hee Kim.

Death of the Masterpiece: The souvenirs of having lived

Istaara Amjad
  •  
March 11
Culture
Graphic for Ellaheh Gohari's '28 column on tropes in film and media.

Trope-tastic: What can we do about Mary Sue?

Ellaheh Gohari
  •  
March 10
Culture
Photo of the current Stanford Libraries' “ART/WORK” exhibit, on display through April 27.

Green Library exhibit celebrates artwork from library staff

Audrey Chang
  •  
March 9
Culture
Graphic of Chuer Yang's '27 column exploring internet rabbit holes.

Traveler, Your (Digital) Footprints: Savant Vibes 

Chuer Yang
  •  
March 9
Music
In a sea of memeable moments and colorful outfits, one song emerged victorious, for whatever reason. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

‘El Mal:’ A surprising win at the 97th Oscars

Madisyn Cunningham
  •  
March 9
Reads
A panel sits in front of a projector display, on which Cintia Santana's poem "Inherit" is displayed. From left to right: Marisa Galvez, Lea Pao, Cintia Santana, Antje Gebhardt, Anna Galietti, Harry Carter, Hevin Karakurt, Jon Tadmore.

Composition and decomposition: DLCL’s symposium dissects poetry and poetics

Kayla Chan
  •  
March 6
Screen
Man smiling with pink triangles behind him.

Second Take: ‘Milk’ highlights gay hope and humanity

Sebastian Strawser
  •  
March 6
Culture
A film projector

The Nostalgia Trap: Why we keep falling for reboots

Vasu Agarwal
  •  
March 5
Music
Vocalists clairdee and jamie davis performing with the jazz orchestra

Farm fresh jazz (notes from a saxophonist): SJO recap and SALJE preview

Penelope Keep
  •  
March 5
Culture
Photo of the students of ARCHLGY 134: Introduction to Museum Practice holding the banner for their exhibition, “De La Tierra,” which means “of the Earth,” with curator Danielle Raad.

Intro to Museum Practice transports visitors to West Mexico in De La Tierra exhibition

Charlotte Burks
  •  
March 4
Reads
Simplified illustration of the "Deep End" book cover: two hands held in front of a background of teal and purple, with the text "Deep End" and "by Ali Hazelwood"

‘Deep End’: Ali Hazelwood’s newest novel portrays friendship and love at Stanford

Emma Muller
  •  
March 4
Reads
Stephanie Horvath and Rogelio Juárez sit side-by-side in chairs holding microphones. (

Horvath and Juárez offer a Stegner Fellow Reading ‘like no other’

Cate Burtner
  •  
March 3
Screen
Despite a rushed second season, "Arcane" pushes the genre of animation forward with groundbreaking artistry and creativity. (Graphic by Da-Hee Kim)

‘Arcane’ season 2: A new era of adult animation

Sara Alanis Morales
  •  
March 3
Screen
Boy holding camera with image of man holding camera in lens.

‘Rear Window’ exemplifies a brilliantly crafted thriller

Mason Barrett
  •  
March 3
Culture
Photo from the Asian American Theater Project’s winter mainstage production.

‘yellow roses, mãi mãi’ provides food for thought on Vietnamese American family dynamics

Dan Kubota
  •  
March 2
Music
In the first installment of her column “Little Brother’s Music Recs”, Audrey Hunter ’28 reviews Clap Your Hands Say Yeah’s self-titled album, her little brother’s current favorite. (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

Little Brother’s Music Recs: Slander and soundwaves

Audrey Hunter
  •  
Feb. 27
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