Nadia Jo

Nadia Jo ’24 is the Editorial Board Chair for Vol. 265. Previously, she was an Editorial Board Member for Vol. 264 & 263 and a Desk Editor of Music in Vol. 259 & 258. She loves all visual and performing arts, the NBA, and visiting new restaurants.

Nadia Jo ruminates on what watching the Bucks’ star forward, Giannis Antetokounmpo taught her about living with disappointment. “The first NBA jersey I got was Giannis’s. He is one of those rare people who has achieved the pinnacle of success in a discipline,” she writes.

The Stanford Daily interviewed Carlos Valladares ’18 about how Stanford nurtured his passion for film and his insights on criticism and the film industry.

Lost in Translation” is an insult to every Asian and, more broadly, anyone who is not a white American.

“Lost in Translation” is an insult to every Asian and, more broadly, anyone who is not a white American.

In "House of Balloons," The Weeknd paints soundscapes of beaten-down basements and blurry memories, setting the standard for alternative R&B of the 2010s and beyond.

Nadia Jo ’24 is the Editorial Board Chair for Vol. 265. Previously, she was an Editorial Board Member for Vol. 264 & 263 and a Desk Editor of Music in Vol. 259 & 258. She loves all visual and performing arts, the NBA, and visiting new restaurants.

The biggest night in music — the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards — will be held on Sunday, January 26th, when popular musicians perform hits and take home prizes

Some say that the Christmas season starts as soon as Halloween is over. Others insist that Dec. 1 is when it’s finally acceptable to start playing holiday