On-campus instruction returns to Paly Ben Antonow and Parker Wang March 27, 2021 News, Showcase Following growing demand from community members, PAUSD reopened school-wide in-person learning at its middle and...
Santa Clara County to move to Orange Tier Wednesday Ben Antonow and Braden Leung March 23, 2021 Breaking News, News, Showcase, Uncategorized BREAKING: Santa Clara County, along with Marin and San Francisco Counties, will enter the orange tier of California’s Sa...
Santa Clara County to enter Red Tier Wednesday Jack Galetti March 2, 2021 Breaking News, News, Showcase Santa Clara County will enter the Red Tier on Wednesday, March 3, county health officials announced today in a press rel...
Pandemic Performers Valerie Chu March 30, 2021 Lifestyle What had once been concerts and live shows morphed into streaming platforms, virtual collaborations and Zoom as many mus...
COVID-19 drives up the demand for pets and leaves adoption centers empty Bruno Klass March 7, 2021 Lifestyle
Bullet journaling serves as outlet for students to de-stress, plan upcoming months, make creative designs Evelyn Cheng February 23, 2021 Lifestyle
Contact-heavy sports return to practices and games Ajay Venkatraman April 17, 2021 Sports As students finished up another day of remote or hybrid school on March 16, the boys and girls soccer teams prepared for...
Athletes presence on social media plays large role in recruiting process this year Olivia Ericsson April 12, 2021 Sports
Students should rediscover reading Emma Todd April 8, 2021 Opinion When I was in second grade, my parents finally let me read the Harry Potter series, and I had never been more excited. I...
Is the next virus avoidable? Bruno Klass April 5, 2021 Opinion Hoarding toilet paper. No Clorox wipes in stock. Empty food shelves. When the pandemic arrived, the world panicked. We p...
Palo Alto ought to implement a ban on cashless stores Charlotte Hallenbeck April 1, 2021 Opinion It seems most establishments see cash as a thing of the past — and with the spread of COVID-19, a cashless economy seems...
The Campanile denounces anti-Asian racism, acts of violence Adora Zheng March 23, 2021 Editorial, Showcase Since the pandemic swept America last March, 500 thousand Americans have died from COVID-19 complications, and people ar...
Athletes should not be allowed in two cohorts simultaneously The Editors-in-Chief March 23, 2021 Editorial, Editorial Cartoon, Showcase Athletics are starting up after a seemingly endless wait, with the low-contact Season 1 sports in full swing. Three week...
Sexual assault/harassment survivors: in their own words The Editors-in-Chief February 13, 2021 Editorial Trigger Warning: The following stories are first-hand experiences of sexual harassment and assault, written by Paly surv...
