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An animated open computer sits on a desk next to some coffee, glasses and pencils against a yellow background.

Back-to-school books: Reading that shaped us

Cate Burtner, Kelly Wang, Sanaya Robinson-Shah, Anya Vedantambe and Grace Zhao
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7 hrs. ago
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Chess pieces topple over a yellow chess board with the title "Intermezzo" written on it.

Why ‘Intermezzo’ is not actually Sally Rooney’s most mature novel

Leyla Yilmaz
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Oct. 15
Reads
Center for the Study of the Novel director Héctor Hoyos (left) and Peter Boxall (right) pose after the talk.

Peter Boxall ponders the possibilities of literature

Ellen Yang
  •  
Oct. 15
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Two hands hold open a book with the words "Rage on the Page" sprawled in it in black and red.

Rage on the Page: ‘Nightbitch’ unleashes maternal rage

Melisa Ezgi Guleryuz
  •  
Oct. 15
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A copy of the book "Weirdo" stands upright against a soft yellow background.

Tony Weaver Jr.’s ‘Weirdo’ ushers in the hero’s mental health journey

Sebastian Strawser
  •  
Oct. 6
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A copy of Preston Perry's new book "How to Tell the Truth" sits on a blue table with a big spotlight shining on it.

In debut autobiography, Preston Perry’s heart for others jumps off the page

Estefany Mendoza Rodriguez
  •  
Oct. 3
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Hand drawing of a winding stream with a bench next to it and two flying birds against a soft yellow background.

‘Tell Me Everything’ ponders the power of human connection

Kelly Wang
  •  
Oct. 1
News
A man addresses an audience from a seat at a conference room table.

Turkish author delves into religion’s role in mass atrocities

Aaliyah Agyen
  •  
May 3
Reads
A graphic depicting globe spinning on top of an open book and a person lays staring into the book.

World of Words: ‘Breath, Eyes, Memory’ is a reckoning

Breanna Burke
  •  
April 10
Podcasts
Noah Sveiven on a blue background with the text "Office Hours Air" with Noah Sveiven and the Stanford Daily's logo

Office Hours Air: Caroline Winterer on ‘The Apes and Us’ and understanding the past

Noah Sveiven
  •  
Feb. 2
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Heart-shaped pages of a book

‘Yours for the Taking’ is a subpar speculation on feminism and the planet

Cate Burtner
  •  
Jan. 16
Podcasts
Noah Sveiven on a blue background with the text "Office Hours Air" with Noah Sveiven and the Stanford Daily's logo

Office Hours Air: Alexander Nemerov

Noah Sveiven
  •  
Nov. 28
Science & Technology
Margaret Jacks Hall, where the Stanford Creative Writing program is housed.

Shane Denson’s ‘Post-Cinematic Bodies’ redefines art’s role in the age of algorithms

Joshua Kim
  •  
Nov. 8
Arts & Life
Wenner sits in an all-black outfit with polka dot socks in a wooden chair on stage, in the middle of talking.

Jann Wenner on reporting, rockstars, and Rolling Stone

Alexandra Blum
  •  
Jan. 30, 2023
Academics
David Palumbo-Liu and David Kyuman Kim photographed sitting in armchairs

David Palumbo-Liu calls for more advocacy in academia and introduces his new book

Judy N. Liu
  •  
Nov. 18, 2022
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Five people in casual clothing, men and women, sit on colorful armchairs in the Otero lounge. Behind them are a TV and posters.

Stepping into a new space of imagination with ‘Beloved Economies’

Hazel Le
  •  
Nov. 9, 2022
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Layout of a book with "Nostalgia Nook" written on the left side and a purple book cover with two girls on the right side.

Nostalgia Nook: ‘The School for Good and Evil’

Isabella Saracco
  •  
Oct. 26, 2022
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Lulu Miller sits on the left, behind Prof. Caroline Winterer on the right.

Three Books author Lulu Miller lectures on purpose, disability and biodiversity

Grace Lee
  •  
Oct. 19, 2022
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Over a faint backdrop of open books, the text: "lately in LITERATURE with Leyla Yilmaz." "Literature" is stylized in multiple fonts over red, green, and pink rectangles, as in a collage made from magazines.

Lately in Literature: ‘Can women kill?’ asks Eliza Clark in debut novel, ‘Boy Parts’

Leyla Yilmaz
  •  
Oct. 11, 2022
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Blue book cover with text: "The Art of Teaching Children, Philip Done". The book is surrounded by stationery: pencils, stickers, scrabble tiles, and a folder.

How a Bay Area local taught me “The Art of Teaching”

Andy Huynh
  •  
Aug. 16, 2022
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