‘106’ surprises audiences with a philosophical discussion of technology
“Is the unknown more precious than the known?” These are the final words of “106,” theater & performance studies (TAPS)…
Category: Culture
Stanford student shines in San Jose’s ‘Great Comet’
“Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812,” written by Dave Malloy, has always been one of my favorite musical…
An amateur’s guide to coffees at CoHo
Do you crave a well-crafted latte to kick-start your day? Are you looking for a new favorite coffee on campus…
Empowered Codes: Community and upliftment through jewelry
For Patricia Wei ‘23, small business Empowered Codes serves as an outlet to combine her love of STEM and jewelry…
‘Snow in Midsummer’: How far is one willing to go for family obligations?
A girl of age seven in a white dress lays behind a sheer veil on the stage of Pigott Theater,…
Meet the sapling: Bravery and new beginnings with Emily Rodriguez ’26, the 45th Stanford Tree
Mascots play an indispensable role on any school campus. Beyond entertaining at sporting games, they facilitate dialogue with the student…
Can we ignore a problematic past for Met Gala fashion?
Every year, the Metropolitan (Met) Gala marks a momentous night in fashion. The biggest celebrities and designers come out to…
Tracing family history through waterlines, Bhumikorn Kongtaveelert’s ’25 art offers hope and preservation amidst climate uncertainty
“Your Good Heart Knows How to Swim,” Bhumikorn “Bhu” Kongtaveelert’s ’25 mixed-media solo exhibition, was on display at the McMurtry…
Sunnyvale’s ‘Next to Normal’ successfully explores mental illness through theater
Content warning: This article discusses mental illness and suicide. It also contains spoilers for the musical “Next to Normal.” Sunnyvale…
Cuisine off Campus: Limp shrimp and bold brews at Killiney Kopitiam
“Cuisine off Campus” reviews food near Stanford’s campus. We consider what matters to college students: how close is the restaurant?…