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Photo of C Pam Zhang at the Stanford Faculty Club

Stein Visiting Writer C Pam Zhang shares new work at Faculty Club reading

Kelly Wang
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Yesterday
Music
Photo of electronic music producer and DJ Barry Can't Swim (Courtesy of Wikimedia)

EDM artist Barry Can’t Swim to headline Frost Fest 2026

Joanne dePierre
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Yesterday
Reads
Portrait of Charles Baudelaire by Étienne Carjat (c. 1862).

Irony as armor: Yale’s Maurice Samuels explores literary survival in the ‘gray zone’ of tyranny

Angikar Ghosal
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Feb. 18
Reads
Hands with nails painted red hold a human heart inside a rib cage

Dirty Hungry Homosexuals: ‘Paradise Rot’ probes the sensuality of sound

Dayanara Yepez Ramirez
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Feb. 18
Culture
Photo of Stanford Lion Dance. (Photo: CATHERINE WU/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford students share their favorite ways to celebrate Lunar New Year

Grace Liang, Iris Hwang, Emma Di, Audrey Chang, Colin Liu, Kyle Chan and Ethan Fung
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Feb. 17
Culture
In “Culture of Craft,” Quinn Cook ’29 documents the culture and people engaged in the crafts and practical arts and what we might learn from them. (Graphic: REBECCA BYERS/The Stanford Daily)

Culture of Craft: How to be a craftsman

Quinn Cook
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Feb. 17
Music
Breakout 2010s rap sensation J. Cole pictured in concert 2018.

J. Cole’s final album lives up to years of hype

Melita D’Souza
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Feb. 16
Culture
The luminous painting, “Lose Your Mind and Make A New One,” opens the Anderson Collection’s exhibition of Alteronce Gumby’s works. (Courtesy of Grace Liang)

Alteronce Gumby at the Anderson Collection casts earthly elements in a new light

Grace Liang
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Feb. 15
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MrBeast surrounded by hundred-dollar bills, dollar signs, a private jet, and a Lamborghini.

Read this article, win $500,000: How MrBeast sells the myth of modern wealth 

Levi Lebovitz
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Feb. 12
Screen
Students pick the best and worst options for a Valentine's movie night. (Photo: CHLOE HANNSZ/The Stanford Daily)

The best (and worst) movies to watch with your Valentine

Caroline Cho, Blyss Cleveland, Melita D’Souza, Melisa Ezgi Guleryuz, Miro Swisher and Daniel Xu
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Feb. 11
Music
Calvin Harris performs during a live set amid blue and purple stage lighting, as fans raise their hands in the crowd below. (Courtesy of Sebastien dePierre)

Diplo and Calvin Harris command Pier 80 during NPU Live’s Super Bowl weekend series

Joanne dePierre
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Feb. 11
Music
A graphic of a Grammy surrounded by outstretched hands.

Bad Bunny steals the show at the 68th Grammy Awards

Madisyn Cunningham
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Feb. 10
Culture
A Cantor employee showcases a painting of a sorceress by Bartolomeo Guidobono at the "Cunning Folk" exhibition.

‘Cunning Folk’ at Cantor Arts Center demystifies witchcraft

Mei Knutson
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Feb. 10
Music
Photo of Bad Bunny's set during the Super Bowl at Levi's Stadium.

Bad Bunny’s halftime show: a celebration of belonging and unity

Joanne dePierre
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Feb. 9
Culture
Eddie Chen ’28 poses in costume.

Stanford Creates: Hip-hop extraordinaire Eddie Chen ’28 breaks down his moves

Emily Chen
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Feb. 8
Screen
A wide view of a sandy beach bordered by rocky cliffs, with small groups of people walking and sitting near the shoreline as waves roll in at sunset.

‘People We Meet on Vacation’ brings charming rom-com magic to the screen 

Audrey Chang
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Feb. 5
Reads
A woman leans against a book with text reading "TEXT AND THE CITY" in the background.

Text and the City: ‘Hotel Iris’ by Yōko Ogawa is where silence becomes its own language

Melisa Ezgi Guleryuz
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Feb. 5
Culture
A cup of Coupa Cafe coffee sits in the foreground on a table outside Green Library.

An ode to Coupa Café

Iris Hwang
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Feb. 4
Screen
A movie director's sign with gender symbols on it with text "HER POV."

Her POV: ‘Hamnet’ treats grief as a catalyst to reimagine the world

Blyss Cleveland
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Feb. 3
Television
"Heated Rivalry," with its fiery romance and magnetic chemistry, has taken the world by storm. In her review, Dawn Royster tackles what made this show stand out and what it means for the future of smutty rom-coms at large. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

Shut up, my show is on: Heated Rivalry, fandom and romance

Dawn Royster
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Feb. 2
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