Peyton Lee

Peyton Lee ’24 is The Daily’s Chief Technology Officer; he also writes in Arts & Life. His interest is classical music performance, but he also enjoys pop, R&B and jazz. Contact Peyton at plee ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Peyton Lee ’24 is The Daily’s Chief Technology Officer; he also writes in Arts & Life. His interest is classical music performance, but he also enjoys pop, R&B and jazz. Contact Peyton at plee ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

The Hulu limited series has phenomenal production, talent and relevance. But its success, including Seyfried's victory on Tuesday, might point to something bigger: the media's obsession with the downfall of Silicon Valley elite.

Documentary footage from the Stanford Archives captures the development of film, sports broadcasting and the game itself.

The Stanford violinist was artist-in-residence at Stanford with the St. Lawrence String Quartet from 1998 to 2022. As violist Lesley Robertson puts it, "his legacy, his impact on chamber music in North America and beyond cannot be overstated."

The film has been the talk of the town for weeks, and exceeds expectations for many. But, as editor Peyton Lee writes, it’s impossible to uncouple the movie’s impact from the sensationalism…

May is National Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, during which we honor the history and culture of AAPI communities around the world. To uplift AAPI voices…

Bhumikorn Kongtaveelert ’25 is the news desk editor for Science & Technology. He is majoring in Computer Science and Art Practice with interest in remote sensing and the environment.

Xu Zhen’s “Hello” succeeds in furthering artistic dialogue, but leaves students confused by its placement and aesthetics, write Betty He and Bhumikorn Kongtaveelert.

Directors Kimberly Batdorf ’22, Mira Guleri ’23 and Caroline Hallee ’22 spoke with The Daily about how they’re handling Stanford’s unprecedented excitement for the return to live music.

Directors Kimberly Batdorf ’22, Mira Guleri ’23 and Caroline Hallee ’22 spoke with The Daily about how they’re handling Stanford’s unprecedented excitement for the return to live music.

Nikolas Liepins ’25 is the Digital Storytelling Director, a co-Desk Editor for Science & Technology News, and a staff photojournalist and writer with The Stanford Daily. Contact Nikolas at nliepins ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Build a Problem” defines obscure sorrows with a quiet but powerful voice, speaking deeply to Dodie’s personal experience and her profound musical talent.

Peyton Lee ’24 is The Daily’s Chief Technology Officer; he also writes in Arts & Life. His interest is classical music performance, but he also enjoys pop, R&B and jazz. Contact Peyton at plee ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

World-renowned violinist Itzhak Perlman spoke to the students of Stanford Symphony Orchestra Online (MUSIC 151D) on Nov. 17.