Before the pandemic hit in March 2020, PAUSD was already dealing with a shortage of substitute teachers. And when students...
From sports to healthcare to simply existing, transgender and nonbinary people have always faced discrimination. And though newfound visibility and...
Since the start of the pandemic, many of Palo Alto’s commercial streets have been closed off to cars as part of the city’s Uplift Local program. By shutting down these streets, the city created outdoor dining areas in an attempt...
While many students are saddened by the loss of the à la carte menu from the lunch line, the menu...
When PAUSD announced the bell schedule for the 2020-2021 school year in May 2020, students were thrilled to see their...
Call us crazy, but one of the things we’ll miss most about high school is pacing the quad on campus, harassing groups of students at brunch to ask if they’d like a Campy still hot from the presses. Maybe we...
Even as the Class of 2020 celebrated the end of its time in high school with a car parade, the...
Biking is a central part of Palo Alto’s identity. Since the city unveiled a bike boulevard on Bryant Street in...
Since the pandemic swept America last March, 500 thousand Americans have died from COVID-19 complications, and people are looking for someone to blame. Fear and rage are manifesting themselves in anything from microaggressions to deadly physical attacks — and Asian...
Athletics are starting up after a seemingly endless wait, with the low-contact Season 1 sports in full swing. Three weeks...