Essays

The Colors of Worry
Essays

The Colors of Worry

“Red means air raid warning. Green means my family is back online.” How it feels to be a Stanford student from Ukraine right now.

by Anastasiia Malenko

The Impossible Dream
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The Impossible Dream

Why we should never stop attempting hard things.

by Nestor Walters

Growth Season
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Growth Season

The ramps are calling, and I must go.

by Nathaniel Eisen

Turning the Page
Essays

Turning the Page

One man of letters remembers another.

by Daniel A. Olivas

Life Swap
All Right Now

Life Swap

During the pandemic, a video game offers more than simple fun.

by Sam Kelly

An Acute Case of Disorientation: The Asian American Angle
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An Acute Case of Disorientation: The Asian American Angle

What it’s like at the boundary of two worlds.

by Alan Tien

Frosh out of Water
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Frosh out of Water

Those first weeks, I was sure I didn’t belong at Stanford.

by Alison Ozawa Sanders

‘This Is the Moment We Train For’
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‘This Is the Moment We Train For’

Inside a Search and Rescue mission.

by Nat Bowditch

An Asian Americanist Framework
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An Asian Americanist Framework

My identity isn’t a cultural essence. It’s a political state of mind.

by Mae Lee

The Year of Caring Dangerously
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The Year of Caring Dangerously

The view from the ICU, 12 months later.