Sora 2: The collapse of truth? Alex Chang, Managing Editor, Engagement and Multimedia Manager November 6, 2025
Preview: Dealing decks — “Roaring 20s” to dazzle at Homecoming Alex Chang and Alex Rytokoski October 12, 2025
PTSA hosts first Spring Fling to celebrate cultural diversity Alex Chang and Lise Concolato April 4, 2025
Global traditions take center stage at first-ever cultural assembly Navya Narayanan and Alex Chang April 4, 2025
Verbatim: Students share their most memorable experience from Prom Alex Chang, Managing Editor, Engagement and Multimedia Manager May 22, 2024
Vikings triumph over Eagles with extra ‘Breaking Down the Walls’ crowd Nathan Jiang and Alex Chang January 29, 2024
Girls’ soccer ties with Homestead in rainy match Ketan Altekar-Okazaki, Joy Tan, and Alex Chang January 19, 2024
![The Palo Alto Vikings line up against the Mountain View Spartans during a key first down on Friday night at home. Viking head coach David DeGeronimo said the Vikings need to work on their defense. “We [Palo Alto] are learning a new defense, and we've got to learn it in a hurry," DeGeronimo said. "The season’s started, so we've got to get guys experience in this and understanding the defense and their roles. Once we get those ironed out, I think we'll be pretty good.”](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/edited-FNL-inc-2-1-1200x1160.jpg)
![Members of the Paly Poly Club wear vibrant Polynesian attire and perform a traditional dance. According to June Tau, junior and performer, the assembly was a great opportunity to experience other cultures and backgrounds. "It [assembly] brings awareness to respect everyone's other cultures," Tau said. "I liked how we were able to see not only ours today, but other countries as well. It was nice to see that everyone comes from different things and to also respect their background."](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/IMG_8058-2-1200x800.jpg)
![Viking junior defender Polina Van Hulsen keeps the ball away from Mustang attackers during the varsity soccer match on Tuesday against the Homestead Mustangs. Throughout the match, the rain poured down making it hard for the players to play. According to Vikings head coach Jeremy Romero, the Vikings came into the game with something to prove. “Our mindset [coming into the game] was to just continue to prove to everyone that we deserve to be on top of the table,” Romero said. “We need to go out there and show everyone what we're capable of, and that's winning every game that we play." (Photo: Ketan Altekar-Okazaki)](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Homestead-Photo-e1705691179367-1200x830.jpg)