Linda Liu

The ballet shed light on stark socio-economic inequality in its hyperrealistic Friday premiere.

Communications professor Jeff Hancock cited two nonexistent sources in a recent court declaration against political deepfakes. Plaintiffs believe Hancock used AI tools that “hallucinated” the sources.

Yuanlin “Linda” Liu ’25 is The Daily’s vol. 266 editor-in-chief. She was previously managing editor of arts & life during vol. 263 and 264 and magazine editor during vol. 265. Contact her at lliu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Yuanlin “Linda” Liu ’25 is the vol. 265 Academics Desk Editor and Magazine editor. She was previously Managing Editor of the Arts & Life section during vol. 263 and 264. Contact her at lliu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Yuanlin “Linda” Liu ’25 is the vol. 265 Academics Desk Editor and Magazine editor. She was previously Managing Editor of the Arts & Life section during vol. 263 and 264. Contact her at lliu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Yuanlin “Linda” Liu ’25 is the vol. 265 Academics Desk Editor and Magazine editor. She was previously Managing Editor of the Arts & Life section during vol. 263 and 264. Contact her at lliu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Dec 3, 2023 ... The 2023 dance exhibition featured 16 dance teams, with four being non-audition ones. Stanford JumpRope, Dv8 and Common Origins were among ...

Yuanlin “Linda” Liu ’25 is the vol. 263 and 264 Managing Editor of the Arts & Life section. Contact her at lliu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Yuanlin “Linda” Liu ’25 is The Daily’s vol. 266 editor-in-chief. She was previously managing editor of arts & life during vol. 263 and 264 and magazine editor during vol. 265. Contact her at lliu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

The highly-anticipated follow-up to smash-hit album "SOUR" packages emblematic storytelling in irresistible tune, writes Linda Liu.

Looking for a cheap, non-Starbucks coffee option on campus? CoHo is your answer. Linda Liu provides an amateur review of all the staple CoHo coffee drinks.

“With emotive delivery of powerful lines, BLACKstage’s rendition of Dominique Morisseau’s play ‘Pipeline’ stunned the crowd on Saturday,” writes Linda Liu.

SSO Fall Concert takes audience to 20th-century history and back - The Stanford Daily

Students told The Daily an over 50% price hike of many items sold at the Market at Munger limited access to groceries, with an especially severe impact on graduate students and students with disabilities.

The Freeman Spogli Institute screened the semi-biopic of Natalya Sindeeva, founder of the independent Russian TV station Dozhd TV. Sindeeva spoke with Stanford students about her story and why Youtube…

The Asian American Theater Project’s production,“Mary Magdalene, Daughter, Boatperson,” built incredible communities and left the audience with deep reflections in the midst of Asian-American Pacific…

The Hoover Institute’s exhibition on war propaganda posters sheds light on the multifaceted display of wartime disinformation and how it seeps into our everyday lives.

Linda Liu argues for reforming trigger warnings in art. “In pressuring artists to adopt the warnings, cultural authorities are shifting their responsibility to provide resources beneficial to the…

Stanford’s adaptation of the famous Mozart opera brought to light contemporary themes of sexual consent and feminism, successfully modernizing the classic piece, writes Linda Liu.

Yuanlin “Linda” Liu ’25 is the vol. 265 Academics Desk Editor and Magazine editor. She was previously Managing Editor of the Arts & Life section during vol. 263 and 264. Contact her at lliu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.