Sonja Stevenson
Sonja Stevenson is a junior studying international relations and human rights. Her academic specializations are East Asia and international security, but she is also passionate about social issues and their impact on broader global trends and politics. Though this is her first quarter learning about reporting, she hopes to continue to expand her journalistic horizons.
Recent Posts
- Video: Stanford students, from across the map, share experiences of voting in their home states
- Audio: After a year defined by student activism, Stanford’s political climate has calmed
- Podcast: How students digest political coverage in a fast-moving digital world
- To court young voters, the candidates called on podcasters, influencers and celebrities
- Harris campaign raised the hopes of Indian American voters, until the heartbreaking end
- For many religious leaders, opposition to same-sex marriage is no longer a priority
- Prop. 4 backs offshore wind energy as California’s Next Big Thing; not everyone is convinced
- A conservative movement shaped by Ronald Reagan again re-orients to Donald Trump
- ‘Democracy Day’ welcomed diverse voices, but Republicans still felt lonesome
- Election ’24 Blog: How Stanford alums fared in national, state and local races
Newsroom 104
NEWSROOM 104 is a student project in Communication 104, a Stanford University journalism course taught by R.B. Brenner. The articles, videos and audio stories presented on this site are the result of original reporting by our team of journalism students. Some photos were purchased from AP Images.
About Us
For the 2024 elections, the NEWSROOM 104 reporting team members are Bradley Bush, Lindsey Devir, Joe Fata, Rebecca Louie, Adelaide Madary, Hunter Musi, Barron Nguyen, Francesca Pinney, Sakeena Razick, Kaleigh Sommers, Kelly Wang, Katie Woo, and Zach Zafran.