Foothills Park adopts new per-car entrance fee Sloan Wuttke May 13, 2021 News In a unanimous vote, the Palo Alto City Council approved a $6 per-car fee to enter Foothills Park at its Feb. 22 meeting...
Paly to host vaccine clinic at Peery Center for students Gianna Brogley and Ben Antonow May 11, 2021 Breaking News, News Paly will hold a COVID-19 vaccine clinic from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. this Sunday, May 16 in the Peery Center for all students ...
Google Expansion Shantanu Deshpande May 8, 2021 News Google plans to build a 40-acre campus in Mountain View, including housing, office space and public space. Google’s Goog...
Vaccinated community members engage in new activities Leo Malchin May 12, 2021 Lifestyle For many students, parents and teachers, the past year has been a grueling, monotonous, anxiety-filled period. However, ...
‘Operation Varsity Blues’ documentary fails to address racism, classism Siddhartha Sahasrabuddhe May 12, 2021 Lifestyle
Athletes don’t deserve priority doses of the vaccine Ali Minhas April 26, 2021 Sports Opinion When COVID-19 shut down most of the U.S. last March, it didn’t discriminate who would be affected: kindergarteners, exec...
Students, coaches remain hopeful about CCS possibility as sports resume Lauren Chung April 19, 2021 News, Showcase, Sports
PAUSD should invest more in sustainability within its schools Gianna Brogley May 3, 2021 Opinion In the scientific community, it’s common knowledge we have been in a period of anthropogenic climate change for several ...
Palo Alto should designate a second parking lot for RVs on El Camino Ben Antonow April 29, 2021 Opinion At any given time, countless RVs are parked on the Stanford side of El Camino Real. Within them live a diverse array of ...
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...
PAUSD should allow more in-person events The Editors-in-Chief May 1, 2021 Editorial, Editorial Cartoon Even as the Class of 2020 celebrated the end of its time in high school with a car parade, the lack of a true in-person ...
Palo Alto should continue efforts to make city more bike friendly The Editors-in-Chief May 1, 2021 Editorial Biking is a central part of Palo Alto’s identity. Since the city unveiled a bike boulevard on Bryant Street in the early...
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...
