Eight years ago, Zach Gibson, a Paly alumnus, entered the special education program as a sixth grader who was navigating the rough currents of his mental disabilities. Gibson was born with moderately-severe...

Spirit Week and all the wild rallies, spectacular dances and intricate floats it’s comprised of may be all-encompassing when it comes to school pride and spirit. Few people, however, know of its origin,...

Due to the sensitive nature of the topic, The Campanile changed the names of student sources in order to preserve their anonymity. [divider]Hidden Battles[/divider] When a person has a broken leg, it...

New Staff [divider]Cristopher Bautista, English[/divider] "Last year, I taught in a storage room. I've been in a classroom where ceiling tiles have fallen on children’s heads. [I’m excited to] be...

Fullscreen map here (recommended). *Formerly known as "The Campanile's Annual College Map."   International Schools Name Plans Beyond High School Henry Badger The University of Edinburgh...

As his freshman year drew to a rylose, Jordan Schilling was feeling unchallenged and even a bit apathetic about high school. To get the most out of his next three years, something needed to change. That’s...

  With a crime rate of nearly zero, self-driving cars and a $2.5 million median home price, Palo Alto is undoubtedly a bubble. So when Palo Altans woke up on Nov. 9 and found that Donald Trump had...

The issue of race in higher education has spearheaded a polarizing debate that still permeates college admissions today. Affirmative action, a concept that would ideally eliminate racial barriers in the...

For 228 years, our nation has seen many men take on what is arguably, the most difficult job in America: the presidency. While executives have had varied impacts on America, the 44th President of the United...

View the FullScreen application (recommended)  [divider]The Campanile’s Goal[/divider] The college data of the past few years provided by Naviance displays some salient, optimistic trends concerning...

[divider]Marching In[/divider] As hundreds of students flooded the streets of downtown Palo Alto in reaction to Donald Trump’s election victory, they marched in step with a proud American tradition:...