Spotlight: Being Black at Paly
In 1969, eight Black Students graduated from Paly. This June, eight Black Students will graduate from Paly.
Black Students' Experiences
Before moving to Palo Alto at the start of his sophomore year, sen...
Vaccine update: tests show good results, administration poses complications
Vaccines usually take years, even decades to develop. However, countless pharmaceutical companies are pushing the envelope and scrambling to produce a COVID-19 vaccine by 2021.
After a vaccine is created, it...
PAUSD school district navigates new options for reopening schools amid county and state restrictions
Less than a week after the Palo Alto School Board unanimously passed a new secondary school reopening proposal, Santa Clara County, along with the majority of California, reverted to the strictest “purple tier....
Bay Area issues strict stay-at-home order
Santa Clara County will impose a stay-at-home order starting this Sunday at 10 p.m. in response to an increase in coronavirus cases in the region, health officials announced at a joint press conference Friday. ...
BREAKING: Santa Clara County moves back to purple tier
Santa Clara County, along with the majority of California, will revert to the strictest “purple” stage of lockdown, Governor Newsom announced in a press conference on Monday.
Prompted by the recent surge in ...
Thelonious Monk at Paly: a story of unexpected unity
It’s pouring rain outside the Haymarket Theater, and Danny Scher is brimming with anticipation. He stands alongside countless other jazz aficionados as he waits anxiously for his performers to show up.
Final...
County employs students as poll workers due to shortages
Clad from head-to-toe in PPE, senior Laura Malagrino envisions herself leading a voter through the Rinconada Library to a polling booth on Nov. 3. This may seem routine to many, but something is different this ...