Column: Proposal to split California will do more harm than good
Local venture capitalist Tim Draper's proposal to split California into three separate states will appear on the California ballot in November, after gaining more than 600,0000 signatures.
Putting the name “cheap and easy college recipes” to the test
With a new wave of seniors graduating and heading off to college, it has become a widely-accepted fact that some college students save money by eating meals that often times compromise healthy food choices and affordability.
Video: Palo Alto celebrates the 95th annual May Fête Parade
Hundreds of people, young and old, gathered on Saturday to watch floats and marching bands stride through Palo Alto's downtown in the 95th annual May Fête Parade.
The Class of 2018 celebrates college decision day, gives advice to incoming seniors
Palo Alto High School's Class of 2018 participated in the tradition of wearing their future college shirts to celebrate selecting their future colleges on Tuesday, which was the deadline for commitment for most schools. Five seniors spoke to the Paly Voice about their decisions and gave advice to the Class of 2019, who will be applying to college in the fall. Click on the slideshow to see what they said.
Boys’ volleyball trounced by Gunn
The Palo Alto High School boys’ volleyball team (6-12, 6-6) will have to wait until next season for another shot at crosstown rivals Gunn High School after falling to the Titans, 0-3, on Friday in a home game.
Paly choir concert takes audience “around the world”
Diverse music from around the world was showcased at Palo Alto High School’s “All the World’s A Stage” Choir Concert Sunday at St. Marks Episcopal Church, one of this year's last performances.
Video: excerpts from an interview with the staff of The Eagle Eye
The Paly Voice and representatives from other Palo Alto High School publications sat down for an interview with the staff of The Eagle Eye, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School's news publication, during lunch on Wednesday, April 18.
Timeline: Lockdown at Paly
After an 86-minute lockdown, the Palo Alto Police Department said in a tweet that "the phoned-in threat was likely a hoax."
Watch the walkout: Palo Alto says ‘Enough!’
Palo Alto High School and Castilleja School students walked out of school for 17 minutes yesterday to honor the 17 victims of the Parkland school shooting in Florida, joining a nationwide student-led movement.
Poll: Will you participate in the March 14th walkout?
Students around the country — including many of those within the Palo Alto Unified School District — will be participating in a national walkout to... Read More
Verbatim: Student reactions to Diorio’s reprimand, resignation
The Paly Voice asked students for their thoughts on principal Kim Diorio’s Letter of Reprimand released earlier this week and sudden resignation on Friday morning, both which yielded mixed reactions. Click below to see what they said.