Stanford vs. Berkeley: Which campus has better public art?
Among many aspects of Stanford and the University of California, Berkeley’s historic rivalry, none has stood the test of time…
Category: Culture
On Call Café: Answering the call for community
Three years after the pandemic began, discussions about the effects of COVID-19 have faded into the periphery. Still, the restrictive…
Q&A: Comedian Mike Vecchione on stand-up, social media and finding funny in the mundane
Mike Vecchione is a New York City-based stand-up comedian who has been performing for over 20 years. He has made…
Need an ‘On Call’? Student-run late-night café serves hundreds in Haas
On Tuesday and Wednesday night, the Haas Center for Public Service was transformed into a student-run café with an apt…
Boba Buddies: Satisfying sips at Sunright Tea Studio
In Boba Buddies, columnist Judy Liu ’26 sits down with Stanford students and reviews offerings of different boba shops near…
19th century classic, reimagined: Morality meets generational divide in ‘Mrs. Warren’
The Theater and Performance Studies (TAPS) department once again pushed the boundaries of theater with a thought-provoking production of “Mrs.…
Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition: Our bodies without disguise
On Tuesday, the department of art and art history announced 27 student artists whose works were selected for the ninth…
What lies ‘Beyond Here?’: Cantor displays Latin American life across space and time
“The photographer here engages his sitter as a co-author in the performance of a fiction,” read the description of “El…
Native students honor Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Sunrise Ceremony on Alcatraz Island
On Monday morning, long before the rising sun broke through the clouds, 53 Stanford students boarded a ferry from San…
Cantor celebrates new surrealist collection
Stanford puts on many spectacular events celebrating the artistic spirit of an otherwise STEM-centric campus, but none are quite as…