It’s Saturday night at 924 Gilman Street, and inside, the local punk-rock veterans of La Plebe are just finishing their set.
Ole Kavli, a student from Norway, sits in the International House courtyard.
Stephanie Cassin turned 21 a few days ago, and there’s one thing she’s very excited about: cheap vodka.
Kevin Roose is a former writer for the New York Times’ Dealbook and is a current columnist for New York Magazine. His second book, “Young Money,” which follows eight Wall Street analysts at the start of their careers, was published in February.
Every year on the first weekend of October, a sea of music lovers and San Francisco locals head to Golden Gate Park for the mother of all free music festivals: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass.
“Notes from my journal” is a series in which contributors share excerpts from their private journals, diaries and notebooks.
Sarah Koenig is the host of Serial, a podcast that reinvestigates a 1999 murder case.
In 1999, Hae Min Lee, a senior at Woodlawn High School in Maryland, went missing. When her body was found a month later, Adnan Syed, her ex-boyfriend, was arrested and convicted of strangling her.