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Culture
Photo of a poster about a fluxus 'festival'

‘This is Not Here’ exhibits the trickster archives of Fluxus

Alexandra Blum
  •  
April 8
Culture
Photo of a cast on a stage, in a performance of Mary Poppins. Most are wearing dresses.

A spoonful of magic: Stanford Light Opera revives ‘Mary Poppins’

Charlotte Kearns
  •  
Feb. 26
Culture
A young woman onstage holds a candle, looking into the distance. Behind her are 'missing' posters and another young woman holding a candle.

‘Let my word take action’: Transformative feminist narratives at TAPS

Charlotte Kearns
  •  
Feb. 13
On Campus
James Steyer, Jane Fonda, Bill McKibben and Tom Steyer seated on the stage at Cemex auditorium. Each wear business casual in shades of blue, and McKibben is wearing a shirt with the California flag. In the foreground are out of focus audience members.

Jane Fonda and Bill McKibben urge University divestment from fossil fuels

Cameron Duran
  •  
Nov. 8
Culture
Veronica Roberts smiles in front of a wall of face sculptures.

Cantor Arts Center seeks new start with Director Veronica Roberts

Carolyn Considine
  •  
Aug. 22, 2022
Screen
The members of Golden Spike Studio stand in the front as they introduce their film to the audience.

Golden Spike Studios’ sold-out debut screening reveals the labor of love in student film production

Malia Mendez
  •  
Oct. 31, 2021
Film
Filmmaker Kevin Jerome Everson stands in front of a projector

Dedicated to democracy: Filmmaker Kevin Jerome Everson discusses documentary ‘Tonsler Park’

Lena McEachern
  •  
Oct. 24, 2021
On Campus
Students engage in artistic activities around a wooden table at the Roble Arts Gym

Roble Arts Gym reopens after long COVID-19 hiatus

Mary Lee
  •  
Sept. 30, 2021
Arts & Life
Stanford Philharmonia performing on Meyer Green

Live music returns to Stanford with Philharmonia performance on Meyer Green

Peyton Lee
  •  
May 23, 2021
Arts & Life
A black-and-white banner with the phrase, "know justice, know peace," hangs on the Bing (West) Side of Green Library

Remembering Black lives through ‘Say Their Names — No More Names’

Chasity Hale
  •  
Sept. 10, 2020
Arts & Life
The "What's Big, Sweetie?" (2020) podcast series showcases the Black FLI experiences of Tyah Amoy-Roberts '23 and Linda Denson '23 at Stanford and at large in the world. (Graphic: Sreya Halder '23 and Nicole Johnson)

Black FLI Stanford sophomores weigh in on ‘What’s Big’ in new podcast

Nicole Johnson
  •  
Aug. 19, 2020
Arts & Life
(Graphic: MIRA RAVI/The Stanford Daily)

Amid COVID-19, performing arts clubs plan for an uncertain future

Mira Ravi
  •  
Aug. 18, 2020
On Campus
Stanford YouTubers make their insights into day-to-day life at Stanford or even how admissions officers evaluated their applications freely available on the internet, a tool that proves more accessible than other avenues students use to maneuver the admissions process. Not every high schooler has access to SAT tutoring or a private college counselor, but many of them are on social media. (Photo: Cyan D’anjou/Youtube)

Stanford on Youtube

Sariah Hossain
  •  
July 22, 2020
Arts & Life
Dinkelspiel_Auditorium

‘Devised at Dink’: Producer Chloe Chow ’23 on revamping Gaieties 2020 to open-air sketch comedy

Vivian Jiang
  •  
July 17, 2020
On Campus
(Photo courtesy of The Comeup Collective)

The Comeup Collective: Stanford alumni share their experiences as first-generation Black students

Nina Iskandarsjach
  •  
July 15, 2020
Arts & Life
Eve La Puma '20 majored in TAPS with a minor in music (bassoon performance) and is a highly valued member of the Stanford Arts community. She celebrates her graduation this weekend with the class of 2020 and will be dearly missed. (Photo courtesy of Eve La Puma)

Artist Spotlight: Eve La Puma ’20, actor-musician

Natalie Francis
  •  
June 13, 2020
Arts & Life
VoCSS SCN Graphic

Voices of Canceled Stanford Shows: Producing a concert at the end of the world

Carly Taylor
  •  
May 8, 2020
Arts & Life
Sarah Mergen '19 always knew she wanted to produce a show that pushed the artistic limits of Shakespeare, so she wrote and directed TheaterLab's "HAL" (2020) — until it was cancelled by COVID-19. (Photo courtesy of Sarah Mergen)

Voices of Canceled Stanford Shows: Sarah Mergen ’19 on adapting Shakespeare and directing ‘HAL’

Natalie Francis
  •  
May 1, 2020
Arts & Life
Yannie Tan '23 plays Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 by Franz Liszt in her 2017 viral "Cat Concerto" video featuring her piano performance and Tom and Jerry (Photo: Youtube)

Artist Spotlight: Yannie Tan ’23 on being an experimental musician, Youtube creator

Nadia Jo
  •  
April 27, 2020
Arts & Life
The poster for the canceled SSO and SSC winter 2020 concert featuring works by Phillips, Beethoven and Janácek (Photo courtesy of Paul Phillips)

Voices of Canceled Stanford Shows: The Stanford Symphony Orchestra’s winter concert

Natalie Francis
  •  
April 13, 2020
The Stanford Daily

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