The first school day after the district-wide mask mandate officially ended on March 11, junior Meena Narayanaswami said some students...
After deleting all the social media platforms from her phone in the winter of 2020, sophomore Clare Antonow reopened TikTok...
Sophomore Juan Pinto-Saldana sits down with his classmates for lunch, unwraps his sandwich, and waits for the rest of the Best Buddies club members to arrive. After the bell, students pour in from their 6th period class, sit down, and...
When New York Times food critic Tejal Rao bravely proclaimed “the best bagels are in California” in a review of...
My teachers always ask, “Do you understand what I just said?” I hate this phrase. Not because it is objectively...
Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, one on a level not seen since World War II. For Russian American and Ukrainian American students, the consequences are more than changes to news feeds and the effects of...
The Sundance Film Festival — a breeding ground for independent cinema — was a fully virtual event for the second...
As senior Eva Salvatierra scrolls through her feed on social media, she can’t help but notice the similarities in looks...
Gunn sophomore Annabel Honigstein often enjoyed her lunch at Piazza’s with friends from both Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School and her previous school, Gideon Hausner Jewish Day School. During one of these lunches, Honigstein’s JLS friends asked if she was...
Intrigued by its inquisitive questions and encouraged by her older sister, then-fourth-grader Carlin Lee took the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality...