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The Daily asked our writers for their recommendation on media that evoke environmental messages or feelings regarding the need to protect Earth.

From rock to R&B and indie, a myriad of musical artists will be performing near Stanford in 2024. Where will you find yourself next?

This academic year was one marked by many moments of illusion and disillusion, from the fall of the cryptocurrency trading platform FTX to the story of Stanford imposter Will Curry. But what do we do once we fall under illusion or disillusion? The articles in this magazine explore just that. 

Community, as a buzzword, has become so omnipresent as to be banal. But, as the stories in this issue uncover, community is a term rich with meaning.

How are you spending your Friday night? Getting wasted at a Suites party or pulling an all-night study date in Huang?

Arts & Life writers recommend their favorite political films and TV shows to help you gear up for the midterm elections.

Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month, a celebration and recognition of the diverse people, traditions and histories of Hispanic culture. In this article, Daily writers share their recommendations and thoughts on texts and authors that tell Hispanic stories.

Cameron Duran '24 writes for the Arts & Life section. Contact The Daily’s Arts & Life section at arts ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

For all but 19 of Rancho Cotate High School’s 1,600 students, last Thursday would have seemed like a normal day. Students went to classes, unlikely to make note of the