Q&A: Brooke Swaney ’03 on her new film ‘Daughter of a Lost Bird’

Jared Klegar ’24 writes for Arts & Life and The Grind and co-chairs the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion team. An English major, misplaced modifiers are among his biggest pet peeves. Contact him at jklegar 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Staff Writer, DEI Team Co-Chair

‘No Time to Die’ features a flat, unfamiliar James Bond

Watching recommendations for National Hispanic Heritage Month

Fateemah Faiq ’22 is a Screen Staff Writer for the Arts & Life section of The Daily. She is majoring in Linguistics and minoring in Data Science. Geek out with her about TV or send watching recommendations at faiqf ‘at’ stanford.edu.

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.

Malia Mendez ’22 is the Vol. 260 Managing Editor of Arts & Life at The Stanford Daily. She is majoring in English with a concentration in Creative Writing, Prose track. Talk to her about Modernist poetry, ecofeminism or coming-of-age films at mmendez 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Managing Editor of Arts & Life

Cameron Duran '24 writes for the Arts & Life section. Contact The Daily’s Arts & Life section at arts ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Q&A: Miriam Haart ’22 talks ‘My Unorthodox Life’

Kirsten Mettler '23 is the Managing Editor for Arts & Life. She is the former desk editor for Vol. 259 Academic News and writes for both News and Arts & Life. Contact The Daily’s Arts & Life section at arts ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Managing Editor of Arts and Life

Camera As Witness program illuminates relevant issues with 4 inspiring films

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

Balancing the office and the screen: Stanford’s own Ranjita Chakravarty shares her talents in “Never Have I Ever”

Filmmaker alum spotlights pandemic musicians and the tech behind their virtual performances

Chloe Mendoza '25 is a writer for Arts and Life. Contact The Daily’s Arts & Life section at arts ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Sterling K. Brown ’98 wins third Emmy

Q&A: Film Critic Carlos Valladares ’18 discusses the Stanford Theatre, A24 and the plight of Marvel

Nadia Jo '23 is the Desk Editor of Music for Vol. 259 (and previously Vol. 258) and occasionally writes for Screen and Opinions. She is particularly interested in hip-hop, R&B, and classical music. Contact her at njo ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Are documentaries worth making?

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.

Sundance 2021, part 6: ‘CODA’

Sundance 2021, part 5: ‘Marvelous and the Black Hole’

Julie Fukunaga is a staff writer for A&L and a senior majoring in Sociology. In her free time, she enjoys talking about the Central Valley, making dishes with cabbage, and occasionally writing nonsense about video games.

Contact her at juliefa 'at' stanford.edu

Asian American film and TV recommendations from the Screen beat

Kyla Figueroa ‘24 is a Vol. 260 Desk Editor for The Grind and a staff writer for Arts & Life. She is a sophomore from Stockton, California studying English with an emphasis in Creative Writing. Her writing explores complex topics in TV, film, books, theatre, activism, community and lifestyle. Contact Kyla Figueroa at kfigueroa ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

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“Lost in Translation” is an insult to every Asian and, more broadly, anyone who is not a white American.

The egregious racism against Asians in ‘Lost in Translation’

On character projection and risk-taking: An evening with Sebastian Stan

Why we need shorter games

Noah Howard '21 is a junior from Sacramento, CA, who has been writing reviews since age eleven. He is interested in politics, hot sauce, and, of course, heated discussions about movies. Contact him at noah.howard 'at' stanford.edu.

In the limelight: ‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’ season 2 debut

‘Promising Young Woman’ reclaims the female martyr

Betty He is the Screen beat desk editor. Contact The Daily’s Arts & Life section at arts ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

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