On friendly voyeurism, part one

Stanford vs Berkeley in “The Real World”: Who’s Who?

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The best pizza spots in Palo Alto, part four

The Dark: An exploration of a peculiar relationship

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Art is, for a matter of fact, universal and timeless. It can be a mirror of an era or a peek into one’s soul. It demands accuracy or transparency unless the piece is a product of one’s loose imagination.

Art, meaning and the things in between

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‘Bacchanalia!’

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Lighting the way back home

A day at Elizabeth Holmes’s trial

Annie Reller'24 is interested in French and American Studies and grew up in Bellevue, Washington. In her free time, she enjoys eating tikka masala from farmers' markets and reading on trains.

Late-night study spots: STEM edition

Reflecting on Pilipinx American History Month

Lorenzo Del Rosario ’24 is the supreme dictator of the podcasts section. When he isn’t too busy taking long naps or religiously listening to Kendrick Lamar, he also writes for humor and the equity project. Hailing from the superior northern territory of Alaska, he plans on majoring in bioengineering and minoring in chemistry. Contact him at ldelrosario 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Two roads diverged

The best pizza spots in Palo Alto, part 3

I’m like a boomerang: I always come back.

The Boomerang

Kyla Figueroa ‘24 is a Vol. 260 Desk Editor for The Grind and a staff writer for Arts & Life. She is a sophomore from Stockton, California studying English with an emphasis in Creative Writing. Her writing explores complex topics in TV, film, books, theatre, activism, community and lifestyle. Contact Kyla Figueroa at kfigueroa ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Vol. 260 Grind DE

Nature’s notebook: Becoming a Stanford squirrel

Long lost melodies

The best pizza spots in Palo Alto, part 2

Here are the 5 best places to eat on campus as a vegan

Christine Delianne is a desk editor for The Grind section. She is a sophomore from New York and is studying communications and African American studies. She’s an avid runner and the most cut-throat Family Feud Zoom host you’ll ever meet. Contact her at cdelianne ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

A beginner’s guide to hiking locations near campus

Thea Dai is a high schooler writing as part of The Daily’s Summer Journalism Workshop. Contact them at workshop 'at' stanforddaily.com.

An Ethnography of Grindr, part 4: Coming out

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Shame on you. Fool me twice, I’m not enough of a skeptic yet.

Fool me once…

Matthew Turk ’24 is a desk editor for The Stanford Daily. He leads the mobile app development team as well and expects to major in computer science. Matthew has participated in several technical and financial internship programs. From January to May 2021, he worked with the frontend development team at Blocklight Analytics in his hometown of Chicago and was the engineering fellow at The Texas Tribune this past summer. His debut novel, An Invincible Summer, went on sale in stores in February. Ask Matthew about astrophysics, football and the automotive industry. Contact him at mturk ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Best pizza spots in Palo Alto

POV: You’re not ‘That Girl’

Christie Hong is a high schooler writing as part of The Daily’s Summer Journalism Workshop. Contact them at workshop 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Comfort books for stressful times

Arroz con leche: A sweet bowl of love and fate

Elizabeth van Blommestein is a high schooler taking part in The Daily's Winter Journalism Workshop.