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The generative AI boom has left many artists feeling replaced. How do we respond? (Graphic: NICOLE PARK/The Stanford Daily)

What can artists do about threats from AI?

Madisyn Cunningham
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Yesterday
Magazine
Woodcrafting: the art of a textured life. (Graphic: NICOLE PARK/The Stanford Daily)

The craft

Emi Sakamoto
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Yesterday
Culture
(Photo: Courtesy of Lara Rudar)

‘Weather Any Storm’: Student designer turns Terman Fountain into a runway

Olivia Raykhman
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June 1
Culture
Models in the All Black Runway Show pose before walking the runway. (Photo: Courtesy of Kelechi Maduako)

‘It takes a village’: All Black Runway Show unites Black creatives on campus

Sofia Williams
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May 28
Culture
Student performers on stage

“A creative looking glass”: La Soirée Cardinale brings student artistry to the Cantor​

Grace Liang
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May 25
Op-Ed Columnist
A picture of McMurtry building.

Gupta | AI art is art

Utsav Gupta
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May 20
The Grind
"My collage takes me back to the sound of rushing waves and scent of sea spray off the Pacific coast," Mandava reflects. (Photo: AMITHA MANDAVA/The Stanford Daily)

The unfinished stack

Amitha Mandava
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May 20
The Grind
Bruce Liu, head bowed, plays a grand piano under a dramatic spotlight

Classical music is for everyone 

Colin Liu
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May 20
The Grind
Alaina on the side of a stage, holding a pink balloon with an unhappy face

Performing for myself

Alaina Zhang
  •  
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
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May 20
The Grind
"I began to practice, not simply for fear of losing my skill, but for the love of the music," Zou writes. (Courtesy of Aldís Elfarsdóttir)

My violin and me

Lily Zou
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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
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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
Campus Life
A hand-drawn bookmark with an image of a woman's face inside a sun.

Bookmark Stories reflects on community immigration experiences at Stanford Medical Library

Charlotte Burks
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May 17
The Grind
Swingtime performing

Artist imposter syndrome

Grady Fleming
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May 17
The Grind
Hideo Mabuchi speaking on a lectern, with a photo of ceramics projected in the background

What Makes Us Human: Making as searching

Emi Sakamoto
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May 12
The Grind
Drawing of different Stanford attractions, including Hoover Tower, Cantor Arts Center, and the Dish.

No More Excuses: Checking out Cantor Arts Center

Megan D'Souza
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May 7
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
A photo of the stage at Blackfest

Blackfest 2026 celebrates Black culture and community

Elanna Mak
  •  
May 4
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