TAPS’s ‘For Now’: A theatrical respite from toxic productivity
This weekend, the Theater and Performance Studies (TAPS) department delivered an immersive experience with their devised piece, “For Now.” The…
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Breaking Ground: A dance party for everyone — or at least those who got tickets
I was in awe of the passion and inclusivity in the air last Friday at the highly-anticipated Breaking Ground dance…
Concerto Competition and Symphony Orchestra winners brighten the night
There are not many events for which people are willing to leave their warm and cozy homes on a rainy…
Five Studio Ghibli films to watch in anticipation of ‘The Boy and the Heron’
“The Boy and the Heron,” Hayao Miyazaki’s latest (and potentially last) animated film, comes out in theaters on Dec. 8.…
Beandon’s Musical Corner: ‘The Lamb as Effigy’ by Sprain
Welcome to a new and improved Beandon’s Musical Corner, the only place on campus for in-depth, exhaustive reviews of the…
Sword-fighting on Sundays: Meet Stanford’s jugger team
Sunday afternoons are typically when Stanford’s campus is at its quietest. That is, unless you were to walk by Arguello…
‘Trolls Band Together’ brings out the inner child
I never thought I would find myself fully invested, laughing and bopping my head to a Trolls movie in my…
AATP’s ‘410[GONE]’: Authentic Asian American experience or misused mythology?
Content warning: This article references suicide. From Nov. 16 to 18, the Asian American Theater Project (AATP) delivered their fall…
Britney Spears takes back the woman in her
What would you do if the people you trusted the most didn’t actually have your best interests in mind? For…
Lecturers recount finding community and voice in creative writing MFA programs
A Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in creative writing is an often selective, often two-year degree program that gives writers…