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Class of 2021 reunites for the first time of the year at in-person graduation

Class of 2021 reunites for the first time of the year at in-person graduation

Daniel Garepis-Holland, Maia Johnsson, and Benjamin Grimes
June 4, 2021
Jessica Haight, a freshman at Palo Alto High School, receives the vaccine at the clinic hosted at Paly's Peery Family Center gym.

Hundreds of students get vaccinated at Paly clinic

Daniel Garepis-Holland and Jason Lin
May 25, 2021
Protesters lead the rally with a sign saying

Palo Alto community protests against ‘Asian hate’

Jeffrey Tu and Jason Lin
May 4, 2021
Seniors eat lunch on the senior deck at Palo Alto High School after students returned to school for the first time this school year. Students will now be allowed to leave campus for lunch and prep periods after Santa Clara County entered the orange tier following the continued decrease in COVID-19 cases. Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland

Move to orange tier means open campus, increased indoor capacity

Daniel Garepis-Holland, News Editor
March 24, 2021

“Wall of Rejection” goes virtual

Andy Robinson, Ori Gal, and Tony Liao
March 9, 2021
Junior Nisha Mata uses resources from her post high school planning folder, which she received at Palo Alto High School’s College and Career Center Orientation. After her orientation, Mata met with a Paly college advisor to discuss post-Paly plans, and Mata said the meeting provided her with helpful information and advice. “Before the meeting, I knew roughly what I had to do, but I didn't know how to follow through with it or actually do it,” Mata said. “She [Mata’s advisor] went over the specific steps of what I should start doing and how I should start preparing. … I definitely think I would go back if I have questions.”

CCC provides guidance to students during uncertain times

Maia Johnsson and Sofie Zalatimo
February 14, 2021
Photo by Magali Gauthier

Black Scholars United: aiming to build a community

Maia Johnsson, Sports Editor
December 17, 2020
Home for the holidays: tips to spice up your break

Home for the holidays: tips to spice up your break

Maia Johnsson, Sports Editor
December 14, 2020
Verbatim: Restaurants adapt to new lockdown protocols

Verbatim: Restaurants adapt to new lockdown protocols

Jason Lin and Jeffrey Tu
December 11, 2020
The Sushi House restaurant has survived over nine months since the Center for Disease Control officially declared COVID-19 a pandemic. “I can't speak for other businesses, but I can say that we are blessed — and this is 100% because of our loyal customers and hard working staff,” Ueki said. Photo: Kenji Ueki

Town and Country restaurant Sushi House weathers pandemic

Jason Lin and Jeffrey Tu
December 11, 2020
Verbatim: Sports during COVID-19

Verbatim: Sports during COVID-19

Maia Johnsson, Sports Editor
December 4, 2020
City council opens Foothills Park to nonresidents

City council opens Foothills Park to nonresidents

Arohi Bhattacharya, Editor-in-Chief
November 5, 2020
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