Roots are important, people. StAR contributors are getting back to ’em with the best of the best from their hometown musicians. Read more…

Roots are important, people. StAR contributors are getting back to ’em with the best of the best from their hometown musicians. Read more…
I lost the prop bet about whether or not Katy Perry would ride into the Super Bowl halftime show on an semi-animatronic lion. Read more…
“A riot is the language of the unheard.” — Martin Luther King, Jr. Read more…
Pools. Glistening, blue depths you pretended to be brave about at age five; the five-buck-bet on who’ll win March Madness; the glorious clacking sound of heavy balls hitting each other on a soft green landscape. Or, Tuesdays in the Pool Room. We’re hosting tomorrow. Come out to Kairos at 9pm. Read more…
Ascribe emotions at will and enjoy. Read more…
There’s only one cure for the heavily contagious Week Six Soul Sucking Blues, and it’s been in front of our faces the whole time, people: you just gotta get an extra lil’ dose of soul in your veins.
StAR is happy to provide the necessary supplements. Read more…
There is now a traffic circle at Escondido and Campus Drive.
This is going to be a disaster. Read more…
Stanford Dining seems to be playing a game of “Deal or No Deal” with the student body as it says, “Sure, we’ll extend dinner and late night hours…but only if we can serve Chocolate Chicken and Teriyaki Dogs.” Read more…
It’s early August. You still have a month and a half of summer, and all your friends are leaving you to go back to college. Here’s a lil’ splash of dopeness to keep you soaking in that summer goodness. Dive in.
Today is Cinco de mayo. And it’s important to keep in mind the true meaning of the holiday. It’s not, as every frat in America might think, just St. Patrick’s Day with sombreros and tequila instead of four-leaf clovers and whiskey. No, it represents something far more sacrosanct, something we should all remember today: kicking France’s ass in war!! Woo! Go Ameri… I mean, Mexico!
[This message approved by StAR’s resident Frenchman.]