Erin Ye

In the wake of her last birthday at Stanford, Ye contemplates how fleetingness gives meaning to her senior year.

In each installment of “Senior Scaries,” Ye confronts her senior-year fears in her final three quarters at Stanford. You’ll hear about the triumphs and tribulations of tackling the Senior Bucket List™, and hopefully feel less alone in the never-ending soul search that comes with growing up.

Stanford and UC Berkeley have been football rivals for years, but how do both schools compare during regular season gamedays? I spent a day at both to find out.

From squirrels to childbirth to oceans, Stanford students weigh in on their irrational fears this Halloween season.

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California gave preliminary approval for a nearly $3 billion settlement in the landmark case House v. NCAA. Former NCAA players can begin applying for payments this month.

Humans are the only species that practice joint attention, where two people focus on a third thing together.

Erin Ye ’26 is the Managing Editor for The Grind. She also writes in Sports and Arts & Life. Erin enjoys black coffee, exploring the Stanford experience, and live music.

Erin Ye ’26 is the Managing Editor for The Grind. She also writes in Sports and Arts & Life. Erin enjoys black coffee, exploring the Stanford experience, and live music.

Erin Ye ’26 is the Managing Editor for The Grind. She also writes in Sports and Arts & Life. Erin enjoys black coffee, exploring the Stanford experience, and live music.

Erin Ye ’26 is the Managing Editor for The Grind. She also writes in Sports and Arts & Life. Erin enjoys black coffee, exploring the Stanford experience, and live music.

Erin Ye ’26 is the Managing Editor for The Grind. She also writes in Sports and Arts & Life. Erin enjoys black coffee, exploring the Stanford experience, and live music.

Created to showcase cultural music that stems from the global African Diaspora, the ensemble brings together musicians of various backgrounds in concert.

Erin Ye ’26 is the Managing Editor for The Grind. She also writes in Sports and Arts & Life. Erin enjoys black coffee, exploring the Stanford experience, and live music.

In the aftermath of a party, many Stanford students will hear talk about the music. But what do Stanford students really look for in party music? Columnist Erin Ye set out to find out in this week’s installment of “Press Play.”

Erin Ye ’26 is the Managing Editor for The Grind. She also writes in Sports and Arts & Life. Erin enjoys black coffee, exploring the Stanford experience, and live music.

In the fifth installment of her column "Nonanswers," Erin Ye thinks about vulnerability and the fear of not belonging.

Erin Ye reflects on productivity culture and the importance of taking it easy in this fourth installment of her column “Nonanswers.”

In the second installment of her column “Nonanswers,” Erin Ye reflects on her admission to Stanford and what it really means to get “lucky.”