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The Stanford Undergraduate Classics Journal. The journal is a professional student-run publication that, through promoting the Classics research of undergraduate students from around the world, seeks to revitalize interest in and spread knowledge of classical subjects and values.

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As Stanford's only undergraduate academic research journal focusing on the study of literature, Caesura strives to consistently spotlight the most current and insightful research conducted at the undergraduate level. Each edition features scholarly and creative pieces that aim to provoke new ways of thinking about literature. In giving voice to a diverse range of perspectives, Caesura provides an inclusive outlet for undergraduates to share their ideas and enrich the humanities community at Stanford.

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KZSU exists to provide radio broadcasting that serves the interests of the Stanford, Mid-Peninsula, and Bay Area communities. KZSU is proud to offer its services to the public. These services include, among other things, providing information and instructions during an emergency, producing innovative music programming, producing competent and informative news and sports programming, and broadcasting programs which are specifically dedicated to public service objectives. KZSU is committed, at all times to providing Stanford and the surrounding communities with an excellent radio-listening experience.

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Leland Quarterly: A Statement on Literature, Culture, Art, and Politics is the ink-and-paper home of Stanford art and writing. Our mission is to produce a quality arts and literature magazine that showcases the superlative talents of the Stanford community. We like to mix the fun with the scholarly, the abstract with the concrete, and we like to present all that in an attractive glossy magazine. LQ is made possible by funding from the ASSU Publications Board, The Stanford Fund, and the Stanford English Department, and by the impeccable work of Giant Horse Printing. Please feel free to browse through our past issues on our issuu page, visit our website (https://lelandquarterly.su.domains/), or submit something of your own. And of course, e-mail us at lelandquarterly@gmail.com if you have any questions or comments. Enjoy!

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Both a print publication and digital presence, MINT strives to highlight different trends sported by Stanford students and show off Stanford-originated art, style, and culture. We are a team of photographers, writers, designers, style enthusiasts, and artists who care deeply about creating a space for both creative expression and social good on campus.

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Pathways: Thee Stanford Journal of Public Health (SJPH) is an annual, student-led publication centered at Stanford University dedicated to connecting different players in the public health community — inviting undergraduate students, graduate scholars, and distinguished experts — to discuss central conversations revolving around public health. The Journal features a multi-faceted approach to public health issues and is divided into three sections: Exploration and Innovation, Governance, and Reflections. We seek to provide those at Stanford and at other peer universities to engage in these discussions and introduce new research by contributing to the Journal. The Journal offers interested individuals the opportunity for tangible contributions to the public health sector and simultaneously raises awareness of relevant critical issues in public health.

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The Stanford Chaparral is the nation's longest continuously publishing humor magazine. Since 1899, we've been responsible for bringing laughter to campus and beyond, as Chappie alumni have gone on to work on such esteemed shows as The Office.

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A good laugh, a good community, some snacks, and, when back on campus, access to the coffin kept in the Chappie offices for emergencies.

In order to join The Chappie, just contact a current member. Nicholas Midler, the current Old Boy, can be reached at midler@stanford.edu.

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This organization seeks to engage undergraduate students in the growth-oriented and collaborative environment of the medical humanities to allow for reflection and growth in their patient interactions and interest in medicine. MedHum will create a unique community where students would have the opportunity to foster deeper and more compassionate connections in their interests in medicine and a shared passion for connecting the arts such as poetry, music, and painting with the medical sciences through events, discussion, and community service focused around publishing works in the MedHum journal.

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The Stanford Daily is the independent, student-run newspaper of Stanford University. The Daily was originally founded as a small pamphlet known as The Daily Palo Alto in 1892 and has been a campus fixture ever since. The Daily strives to serve the Stanford community with relevant, unbiased journalism and provides its editorial, tech and business staffs with unparalleled educational opportunities.

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The Stanford Flipside is a weekly satirical newsletter. Our stories are fictional, but we make jokes about real issues. Our goal is not to offend you, but to make you laugh and to reframe our world to point out the absurdities. Anyone is free to join The
Flipside, and we would love to have you. We meet Tuesdays at 8:30pm in Old Union 113 to brainstorm.

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A low-key group where we write cool shit and are sometimes funny.

Also, we have a segway.

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The Stanford Review is an independent political magazine that promotes bold, contrarian thought at Stanford. Our pieces aim to spark debate around campus and national issues, and portray perspectives not found in other campus publications.

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Heterodox political discussion, high-quality writing tutoring, strong social community.

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The Word publishes research on hiphop culture by undergraduates nationwide and supports research-informed conversations on contemporary hiphop happenings.

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To provide a platform for believers and non-believers at Stanford to engage in dialogue that explores the role of religion in their lives and that inspires a lasting response to the Gospel message.

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