A Year of Change in Photos

Ujwal Srivastava '23 is from Palo Alto, Calif. He is a Science & Technology Desk Editor interested in the intersection of healthcare and technology. He is majoring in Computer Science on the Biocomputation track. Contact him at usrivastava 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Anastasiia Malenko is the Vol. 260 Magazine Editor. Originally from Ukraine, she focuses on politics and international student life in her coverage. In her free time, she loves listening to throwbacks and catching up on book and coffee recommendations. Contact her at amalenko 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Magazine Editor, Summer Journalism Institute Co-Director

Kate Selig is the Vol. 260 editor-in-chief. She previously served as a news managing editor and co-chaired the inaugural diversity, equity and inclusion team.

Editor in Chief

Texas high school graduation carries on

BLM protests in Stanford, East Palo Alto, San Jose

Quarantine life at the GSB

Anupriya is a Masters student at the Graduate School of Business at Stanford. Similar to her portfolio life, career and interests, her contributions to the Daily are also a motley combination of Arts & Life (Music, Culture and Theatre), Sports Photography and some News. Anupriya has moved to Stanford from Switzerland, where she was working as a strategy consultant. She has also been a feature writer for The Times of India, has published thought pieces on banking, culture and strategy and even won a National science fiction writing competition. Her writing wildly oscillates between the formality derived from her academic life (Neuroscience at the University of Oxford as a Commonwealth Scholar) and an irreverence from her culture soaked lifestyle in London and Zurich. When she's not attending theatre premieres in Palo Alto, or buried in GSB work, she also contributes to popular science journals or writes geeky policy memos.

Filoli House and Garden: The Peninsula’s secret spot

Kamilah Arteaga (’22) is a double major in Chicanx/Latinx Studies and Creative Writing.  She can most likely be found stargazing and listening to 70’s & 80’s rock, indie rock, or The Weeknd.

Photographing the Evanston youth march

Sarah Bloom '23 is the Deputy Photo Editor for Vol. 258. She is a rising sophomore from Evanston, Illinois, planning on studying Symbolic Systems and design. Contact her at snbloom 'at' stanford.edu.

Reexploring digital art in quarantine

Flora and fauna of campus

Video: On-campus undergraduates skeptical of summer housing options

The stay-at-home city: Chicago under quarantine

Building campus in  Minecraft, block by block

Mainers flock to barbershops as businesses reopen

Breakdown of the No. 3-16 seeds

The Stanford Daily 2019-20 Athlete of the Year voting guide: Part 2

Cybele Zhang '22 is a Senior Staff Writer and Desk Editor (football/water polo/rowing) from Los Angeles. She is double majoring in English Literature and German Studies and previously served as Sports Editor—Vol. 255, 257 and 258.

Sports Desk Editor 

Daniel Martinez-Krams '22 is a staff writer in the sports section. He is a Biology major from Berkeley, California. Please contact him with tips or feedback at dmartinezkrams ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

This year’s annual Halloween Mausoleum Party took place on Friday. Here are a few moments captured at the festivities.

Scenes at Maus

Stanford’s General Use Permit application: A 360 degree view

After Brock Turner: Reflections on Title IX Policy

Bella Wilcox is a senior studying Communication and Theater and Performance Studies. She is a writer for Stanford Journalism's Peninsula Press and her poetry will be featured in the upcoming edition of the Stanford Journal of Asian American Studies. Her original play will premiere on campus this spring. Bella is a freelance DJ and concert planner.

At the SIG watch party, the Daily speaks to two Political Science majors about their perspectives on the Midterm Elections

Stanford Political Science students speak on the Midterm Elections

An interview with Bridget Pawliw, co-organizer of the Hamm 2018 Midterm watch party

The international house deals with the midterms

Video: WonderCon Anaheim 2018 interviews with award-winning composers, designers and actors

Olivia Popp was a managing editor of Arts & Life for volumes 251 through 254 and the editor-at-large for The Stanford Daily's board of directors for volumes 254 and 255. She hails from Michigan and enjoys science fiction TV shows, independent film festivals, and the Bay Area theater scene.

Paula McCloud examines underwhelming resources for Black hair care in the Peninsula

What does it mean to have Black hair at Stanford?

A personal retrospective of a first-time theater director

Ghosts of CHAN

Blissfully ignorant

Gülin Ustabas is a freshman from Istanbul, Turkey, studying Philosophy. Here on campus, Gülin works as an Associate Editor for SURJ and as a SARA Ambassador, and is a member of SWIP and SIG. When she is not writing for excessive amounts of time, she enjoys learning new languages, traveling, drawing and listening to any kind of music. She is passionate about political philosophy and human rights.

Affording Stanford: What the numbers tell us

Josh Wagner is a senior staff writer, studying romantic poetry (and sometimes philosophy). He spends his time navigating the treacherous bike paths near the Main Quad and reciting his favorite George Herbert sonnet to strangers.

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