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April 24, 2024
Sarayu Pai continues to follow interactions between animals — frogs, raccoons, and even bats — and students at Stanford.
By Sarayu Pai
Nov. 1, 2023
In this piece, Sarayu Pai interviews Stanford students who've had unusual encounters with animals, with a focus this time on instances where animals have engaged in theft.
By Sarayu Pai
Nov. 16, 2023
Stanford and Berkeley have served as settings for iconic movies and TV shows including “High School Musical,” “Oppenheimer” and “MythBusters.” Sarayu Pai compares scenes shot on each campus.
By Sarayu Pai
May 22, 2023
This Saturday was Stanford Concert Network’s annual Frost Fest. The night was packed with engaging, stylistically diverse and satisfying performances that did not disappoint, writes Sarayu Pai.
By Sarayu Pai
April 24, 2024
Ever wondered about the iconic red “S” in the Oval? Wildflowers are seeded every year on campus to allow the S to bloom, supporting Stanford’s beauty, environment and pollinators.
By Sarayu Pai
Nov. 14, 2022
We pride ourselves on intellectual vitality, and there’s more among the younger crowds, writes Sarayu Pai.
By Sarayu Pai
May 28, 2023
Welcome to The Stanford Daily's Vol. 263 Magazine: Illusions. We hope that the stories in this magazine inspire you to think about the illusions in your own life. Who knows, you may be living under one right now.
May 28, 2023
This academic year was one marked by many moments of illusion and disillusion, from the fall of the cryptocurrency trading platform FTX to the story of Stanford imposter Will Curry. But what do we do once we fall under illusion or disillusion? The articles in this magazine explore just that.
Oct. 19, 2022
It’s important to know that every person has their own multifaceted and intricate path to finding a place and a community that conjures feelings of warmth, security, happiness 一 or, a place to call home, Sarayu Pai writes.
By Sarayu Pai
April 1, 2024
Stanford is home to thousands of trees, including a prize-winning tree yucca and palms, which are not as expensive as campus lore says. Campus tree experts share insights into tree history and maintenance.
By Sarayu Pai
May 22, 2022
2022's Frost Festival headlined by Amine had performances exuding enough energy and personality to light up the campus, writes Sarayu Pai
By Sarayu Pai
Feb. 13, 2024
Just as the feeling of love is universal, so is heartbreak and heartache — find some company in your love woes through these anthems for singles.
Feb. 13, 2024
From The Penguins to Lizzy McAlpine, from Cantonese to Spanish, play some new heartstrings this Valentine's Day.
Oct. 10, 2022
Back in the spring, I wrote an article covering student testimonies of bizarre interactions with Stanford’s animal residents. In the following months, I connected with more members of Stanford’s community who had similarly peculiar tales to share, writes Sarayu Pai.
By Sarayu Pai
Jan. 23, 2023
Much to students’ amazement, animal encounters on campus have become as much of a Stanford quirk as CS106A enrollments — abundant and showing no signs of slowing down. After the previous two installments (see about intruding raccoons and spraying skunks) of this series, hearing more quirky stories warranted a third, writes Sarayu Pai.
By Sarayu Pai
May 31, 2023
From romantic comedy novels to a Pulitzer-winning memoir, The Daily staff recommends their favorite stories about Asian American Pacific Islander identity.
