Spirit Week Vlog (Day 3 & 4): Juniors defeated in Spirit Rallies Jeffrey Tu and Brennen Ho October 14, 2021
Students react to Palo Alto High School’s free lunch program Jeffrey Tu and Neil Rathi September 14, 2021
Varsity football suffers defeat to Serra in one-sided game Brennen Ho and Jeffrey Tu September 4, 2021
Community reflects on open campus policy after stabbing incident Madison Abbassi and Jeffrey Tu September 2, 2021
Incoming freshmen experience in-person orientation Emily Yun, Jeffrey Tu, and Sofie Zalatimo August 5, 2021
PAUSD announces secondary bell schedule amid mixed community response Sofie Zalatimo, Jeffrey Tu, and Benjamin Grimes May 23, 2021
Column: First is the worst — why we should delay reopening Jeffrey Tu, Senior Staff Writer March 3, 2021
Restaurants and salons recover as state shelter-in-place is lifted Jeffrey Tu and Daniel Garepis-Holland February 5, 2021
School revises reopening plans after COVID-19 restrictions tighten Tara Kapoor and Jeffrey Tu December 15, 2020
Runner-up school board candidates reflect on election results Jeffrey Tu and Jason Lin December 11, 2020
Teachers discuss revised finals schedule for distance learning Jeffrey Tu and Jason Lin November 17, 2020
![Students line up to receive free lunch from the cafeteria in the Student Center at Palo Alto High School. The Palo Alto Unified School District has been offering lunch for free to students due to a requirement from the state government. Freshman Divij Motwani, who eats free lunch on a daily basis, said the option helps those in need. “It [free lunch] wouldn't really have changed [things] to me, but I think it's good for everyone else, especially because there's some people who can't afford lunch,” Motwani said. (Photo: Neil Rathi)](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Kabir2-900x519.jpg)
![With the college application season in full swing, many Palo Alto High School seniors have had to adjust to working on applications in an online environment. Senior Medha Atla said her virtual appointments with Paly College Advisor Sandra Cernobori have helped her with her applications. “I’m an only child,” Atla said. “I don’t have any older siblings who went through this college process. My parents didn’t go to undergrad here [in the U.S.]. So I needed help with, you know, ‘what does this mean on the FAFSA?’ ‘what do I put here for the Common App?’”](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/collegestory-01-900x540.jpg)
![Boba Guys in Palo Alto's Town and Country over a year ago. Due to COVID-19, Boba Guys is taking large counter measures to prevent spreading, according to co-founder Andrew Chau. “We shut down our stores early during COVID-19," said Chau [[Chau said]], "From then to now, we try to make public safety a priority” Photo: Boba Guys Inc. [[Just a heads up, Kandell might not let you use this photo. If I were you, I'd go to the store and take a photo yourself, even if it's from outside. It might not be as good of a photo, but it will get approved]]](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/image0-675x900.jpg)