Paly alum’s documentary earns Oscar nod, in theaters tomorrow Motoko Iwata and Ava Knapp January 2, 2025
Student creators prepare for Scholastic awards ceremony Kristine Lin, Former Editor-in-Chief June 7, 2023
Art in Unusual Places to take place next week Leena Hussein, Christopher Choi, and Evan Chien January 28, 2023
Spark: Art students reflect on the virtual semester Arohi Bhattacharya and Emily Yun December 10, 2020
From Bay Area to Barcelona: Art students take on Europe Hallie Faust and Sophia Krugler April 11, 2019
One for the books: Library opens with ribbon-cutting ceremony Eleanor Krugler and Hallie Faust February 7, 2019
![Congress Delegate Kimberly Teehee speaks to the audience about the Cherokee Nation's fight for federal recognition during the Social Justice Pathway mural reveal in the evening on Monday in front of the 800s building. According to Teehee, she is grateful to Paly for providing the students with the opportunities and resources to impact their community. “I think it [the mural] says a lot about this school and how it nurtures and fosters students' ideas,” Teehee said. “I think [it] will impact students and teachers every time [they] walk by this mural. They'll know it because this institution gave the students the environment to thrive and finish a project like this and not hold them back. To me, it speaks volumes to how you foster young minds in teaching them, how to work together and how to come together, and put a project together from beginning to end." (Photo: Kristine Lin)](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/copy-900x781.jpg)
