Over 200 attendees celebrated as the Department of African and African American Studies (DAAAS) opened its new location on Main Quad this Friday, transforming Building 80 into its new home. The space ...

In “Pulse,” columnist Madisyn Cunningham ’27 reviews albums that spotlight the Black Queer experience. For close to a decade, The Internet dominated R&B fans’ playlists. Their 2015 record “Ego Death” ...

Editor’s Note: This article is a review and includes subjective thoughts, opinions and critiques. Let’s start here: “Annie Bot” is not your typical dystopia. It’s the lovechild of “Ex Machina” and a ...

On Monday evening, two leading tech CEOs joined a veteran journalist in a debate over the corporate responsibilities of Big Tech, the role of government regulation and the societal costs of innovation ...

The light takes so long to get here, he said, that the star can burn out along the way, and you go on seeing it for years, ...

Editor’s Note: This article is a review and includes subjective thoughts, opinions and critiques. Content warning: This article contains descriptions of sexual assault. When Alice Sebold’s “The Lovely ...

Surfer Bethany Hamilton has faced it all — fierce competitions, devastating wipeouts and even the loss of her left arm in a shark attack at just 13 years old — yet continues to ride the waves of life ...

The relationship between artist compensation and music copyrights is quite an untamed beast. As a quick recap, artists usually own most of the publishing rights to their music: that is, the rights to ...

In his column “Mainstream & Margins,” Rishi Jeyamurthy ’28 tackles high-profile events and the overlooked stories reshaping the music industry. The globalization of contemporary media is important not ...

“What colleges are you applying to?” I keep getting asked this question, and I roll my eyes every time it’s uttered again. It is well-meaning for people to ask. It is expected that high-achieving ...

The Daily reported last week that six Stanford women’s basketball players had entered the transfer portal after the season ended in March. Since then, another key Cardinal, junior Chloe Cardy, has ...

Former Yale president, psychology professor and Stanford alumnus Peter Salovey ’80 began a five-year appointment to Stanford’s Board of Trustees on Dec. 1. Salovey served as Yale’s president from 2013 ...