Lorenzo Del Rosario

HUMOR: “Flicking discs around is my only source of happiness nowadays, and I would never want ultimate frisbee, the most legitimate intramural sport in Stanford’s history, to be taken away from me.

Lorenzo Del Rosario ’24 is the supreme dictator of the podcasts section. When he isn’t too busy taking long naps or religiously listening to Kendrick Lamar, he also writes for humor and the equity project. Hailing from the superior northern territory of Alaska, he plans on majoring in bioengineering and minoring in chemistry. Contact him at ldelrosario ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

HUMOR: Those who refuse to get the vaccine will be held accountable.

Lorenzo Del Rosario ’24 is the supreme dictator of the podcasts section. When he isn’t too busy taking long naps or religiously listening to Kendrick Lamar, he also writes for humor and the equity project. Hailing from the superior northern territory of Alaska, he plans on majoring in bioengineering and minoring in chemistry. Contact him at ldelrosario ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Lorenzo Del Rosario ’24 is the supreme dictator of the podcasts section. When he isn’t too busy taking long naps or religiously listening to Kendrick Lamar, he also writes for humor and the equity project. Hailing from the superior northern territory of Alaska, he plans on majoring in bioengineering and minoring in chemistry. Contact him at ldelrosario ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

To commemorate Pilipinx American History Month, which came to a close on Sunday, Lorenzo Del Rosario interviews other students to reflect on what it means to be a Philipinx American student at Stanford.

To commemorate Pilipinx American History Month, which came to a close on Sunday, Lorenzo Del Rosario interviews other students to reflect on what it means to be a Philipinx American student at…

Of course, the University could also always just pay for hotel rooms or something, but why would it ever do that when there are so many wonderful options on campus already?

Lowrey emphasized the importance of defining oneself within the various communities that individuals belong to, explaining that the way in which people identify themselves affects both self-perceptions and other people in their community.

To better understand what AAPI Heritage Month means to the Stanford community, The Daily interviewed undergraduate students who identify as AAPI about their experiences finding community and feeling represented on campus.