Press Play: What do Stanford students and DJs prefer in party music?
‘Press Play’ is a column that seeks to spotlight people of Stanford and the collections of songs that power them…
Category: Art & Life
A Lover Girl’s Guide: A lonely but great romance
The genre of Korean drama (K-drama) is garnering ever-greater global attention. Typically shorter than American soap operas like “Friends,” k-dramas…
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.…
Finding solace in humor at the first Stegner Fellow reading of the year
“It’s okay, you can make a lot of noise if you want!” said poet Joseph Rios as he encouraged the…
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…
The Sound of Cinema: ‘Babylon’ (2022) is a captivating musical circus
“The Sound of Cinema” examines how music contributes to the filmmaking experience. Columnist Anthony Martinez Rosales dives into the musical…
Beandon’s Musical Corner: ‘3D Country’ by Geese
Welcome to a new and improved Beandon’s Musical Corner, the only place on campus for in-depth, exhaustive reviews of the…
‘Good’ girlhood: ‘Aftersun’ and the pain of turning girlhood memories into adult wisdom
In her poem “Nostos,” the late Nobel Prize-winning poet and former Stanford professor Louise Glück writes, “We look at the…
Press Play: Chris Piech debugs his CS109 playlists
‘Press Play’ is a column that seeks to uncover the people of Stanford and the collections of songs that power…
‘No One Will Save You’ explores the terror of your 20s in a mildly scary alien flick
No one really talks about the lack of emotional support available in your 20s. After a bad day, you don’t…