‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ delivers stunning performances, riveting narrative Eleanor Krugler and Allie Feitzinger February 21, 2019
One for the books: Library opens with ribbon-cutting ceremony Eleanor Krugler and Hallie Faust February 6, 2019
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ author talks early life, creative process Benjamin Huang, Eleanor Krugler, and Soumya Jhaveri October 1, 2018
Bell schedule upheaval: C-days are history, but so are late starts Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief August 12, 2018
Palo Alto Police Department rules lockdown threat a hoax Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief March 30, 2018
Marchers of all ages join walkout against gun violence Eleanor Krugler and Allie Feitzinger March 15, 2018
A community divided: Diorio’s resignation stirs mixed reactions Maya Akkaraju, Maya Reuven, William Sallomi, Eleanor Krugler, Dylan Zou, and Allie Feitzinger March 9, 2018
Season preview: Swimmers optimistic for another successful year Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief March 8, 2018
‘Darkest Hour’ gracefully recounts Churchill’s political journey Eleanor Krugler and Allie Feitzinger March 3, 2018
CCS quarterfinal marks end of season for girls’ basketball Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief February 25, 2018
Girls’ basketball prepares for pressures of CCS playoffs Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief February 24, 2018
Note-taking program offers accessible resources to students Eleanor Krugler and Esther Cao February 21, 2018
Girls in STEM panel draws international audience to the MAC Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief February 7, 2018
Students react to removal of Franco’s artwork Julia Qiao, Noah Yuen, Maya Akkaraju, and Eleanor Krugler February 1, 2018
Recap: Girls’ basketball kicks off quad night with a win Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief January 15, 2018
Infinite stress without Infinite Campus: Hidden grades over break do more harm than good Soumya Jhaveri and Eleanor Krugler January 14, 2018
Preview: Vikings to face Gunn in first rivalry game of the season Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief January 13, 2018
Recap: Leong reaches 1,000 career points as Vikes top Santa Clara game Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief January 10, 2018
Season Preview: Girls’ basketball aims for another league title Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief December 9, 2017
Panelists recount Free Speech Movement in Palo Alto Eleanor Krugler and Micaela Wong December 2, 2017
Online journalism archives inspire upcoming alumni panel Eleanor Krugler and Micaela Wong November 23, 2017
Recap: Girls’ v-ball loses in tight CCS quarterfinals, states loom Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief November 6, 2017
Recap: Generations Day brings double the rallies and double the spirit Eleanor Krugler and Micaela Wong October 27, 2017
Dig Pink volleyball match will raise money for breast cancer research Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief October 17, 2017
Movie Review: “The Valley” tackles local issues of mental health Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief October 16, 2017
Volleyball to face Homestead in first home league game Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief September 13, 2017
Competition for girls’ volleyball intensifies with busy home schedule Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief September 6, 2017
Volleyball breaks in new gym with victory against Gunn High School Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief September 1, 2017
Volleyball opener against Gunn to kick off sports in Peery Family Center Eleanor Krugler, Editor-in-Chief August 29, 2017
Freshmen adjust to high school in wake of Gunn tragedy Samantha McBride and Eleanor Krugler August 24, 2017
![The Palo Alto High School robotics yard stands empty on Thursday after school. According to build team captain Lawrence Chang, the team’s head coach, Kathleen Krier, has prohibited students from being in a part of the lab without teacher supervision one of several new rules that have caused tensions between herself and the team. “Out of the blue, [she] says that she refuses to supervise the Java shop area,” Chang said. “I ask for clarification … and then she gets really angry at me, saying how I need to stop questioning her authority.” Photo: Benjamin Huang](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/DSC_0019-900x600.jpg)
![Palo Alto High School principal Kim Diorio announced her intent to resign at the end of the 2017-2018 school year in a message to staff, students and parents this morning. Assistant principal Adam Paulson said he is saddened by the news and that finding a replacement will be a monumental challenge. “[managing] A school like Paly requires that you have the whole package so that’s going to be difficult to find [in a new principal],” Paulson said. Photo: The Paly Voice.](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/diorio-resignation-900x676.jpeg)
