As I walked into my first class on the first day of school this year, nothing seems out of the ordinary. The chairs were there and so were the tables. The carpet was still intact, which is great. It’s...

As the bell rings, crowds of students rush out of their classrooms, creating stampedes in the parking lots. Starting her car, junior Keerthi Raj attempts to back out. She slows down, being cautious of...

Near the outskirts of Stanford Shopping Center’s vine-lined corridors, crowds of people line up in front of Mini Cat Town, a new cat adoption center. Framed with tall glass windows, cat toys are scattered...

Writer’s note: This column was inspired by The New York Times’ “36 Hours” travel series. Whether you’re a local or just a passing by, Palo Alto offers something unique for everyone in the span...

This fall, grab your best girl friends or your toxic boyfriend and go see “It Ends With Us.” Maybe wear your favorite floral prints or bring five tissue boxes because the film is an emotional rollercoaster...

The moment the school bell rings for lunch, the dance studio transforms into a stage for senior William Tu, as the rest of the students of the K-pop club gather to dance. The room buzzes with anticipation...

As sleep-deprived students slowly file into the brightly lit classroom, the latest album of the week — handpicked by math teacher Alexander Dade from his giant vinyl collection — blasts from the speaker,...

As a seventh-grade student carefully tries to decipher difficult algebra problems, sophomore Suzie Mondragon quickly answers to guide the student. Mondragon is helping this student as a volunteer for DreamCatchers,...

Among the student body lies many artists. These three artists in particular use their art to express creativity, passion and find stress relief.   Ivy Lee An Apple pencil gently taps on an iPad...

With the rhythmic thump of bass drums and hisses of snares, senior Clare Antonow finds herself immersed in an electric atmosphere, the crowd filling the Cow Palace Arena in San Francisco with cheers. Many...

Since the summer of 2022 until a few weeks ago, our campus was noticeably incomplete without its key structure: the Tower Building which was being renovated. In addition to accommodating important staff...

Students lay scattered in haphazard clumps on the luscious lawn of the quad, shielding their eyes from bright rays of sunlight. On the side, four seniors partake in an intense game of spikeball, entertaining...