Maya Homan is currently a senior at Palo Alto High School and is honored to serve as one of the five editors-in-chief of The Campanile. Her other interests include psychology, photography and creative writing. She is excited to share her love of journalism with others and help The Campanile improve this year.
The staff vs. students soccer game ended with a 4-1 victory for the students. The Campanile has compiled a recap of the game and rally for anyone who might have missed it. Watch with headphones for the best vie...
At roughly 8:30 p.m. on Nov. 8, it became clear to most Americans that Donald Trump would win the presidency. In the first few hours of the following morning, Hillary Clinton delivered her concession speech, de...
It’s the season for winter sports! The girls basketball team is preparing to kick off their season by mixing tried-and-true methods with new strategies in the hopes of continuing the success of last year’s seas...
On Nov. 15, nearly 300 students and community members gathered at Lytton Plaza in downtown Palo Alto to show love, tolerance and unity to those who felt marginalized in the 2016 election.
The Campanile has p...
If you type “female sports reporters” into Google, the first result is an article in Men’s Fitness Magazine entitled “40 Hottest Female Sports Reporters.” No, not “40 Best Female Sports Reporters” or even “40 M...
Take out your computers and submit your thesis to Schoology,” were the instructions we received soon after walking through the door of American Literature one morning. We obliged, and after a few minutes, the t...
Paly has been graced with a new Performing Arts Center. A gala was held on Oct. 1 to showcase the new structure as well as the talents of over 300 students enrolled in performing arts classes at Paly.
The Camp...
With the torrents of incoming freshman, a new wave of teachers has joined Paly faculty. But just who are these people we pass every day in the halls and spend hours during block days with? Who were they before ...
Seconds after the final bell rings on Wednesday at 3:25 p.m., Palo Alto High School is flooded with students marching across the quad, darting between aisles of lockers and lingering in clumps around the bike c...
A lone figure standing on a plank of wood races down the side of the road at nearly 55 miles per hour. He crouches to the ground, the wind whipping his shirt back and places a gloved hand against the pavement. ...