food – The Campanile

Constant consumption of spicy food can lead to stomach pain

March 17, 2020

Junior Addie Harris reaches into her backpack and grabs a bag of Flaming Hot Cheetos. As she opens the bag, though, she suddenly remembers the many times when this snack caused her stomach pain, and throws the ...

School food service options should be more widely publicized

Emma Todd

February 10, 2020

Food, Opinion, Student Center, Student Life

Every day at 11:35 a.m., a swarm of students gather around the crosswalk between Town & Country and Palo Alto High School for lunch. However, many of the stores available for lunch are expensive, and the l...

JoyRun lets students pre-purchase lunches

Andy Wang and Kris Risano

May 16, 2019

News

Partnering with Lulu’s and Poke House at Town and Country plaza, startup JoyRun introduced its service to Paly students on April 1st. Although JoyRun primarily operates on college campuses throughout the count...

Habit of skipping meals harms health

Tien Nguyen

April 6, 2019

Science/Tech

With the only sound in the class being the frantic flipping of the test pages, the majority of the class is focused on making sure they fill in the right bubbles. Junior Sasha Poor is the exception, with her mi...

Fast Tony’s Chicken’s relocates to downtown

Kai Vetteth

February 2, 2019

News, Showcase

After closing its Town and Country pop-up store on Jan. 5, Fast Tony’s Chicken rebranded as Roost House and relocated to downtown with a new focus on dietary trends and youth mentorship programs, according to o...

Midnight snackin’

February 1, 2013

Lifestyle

It’s midnight and you still have two hours of homework left to do. We’ve all been there before and we all know that what’s on your mind isn’t, “Wow I should really finish this homework,” but rather, “Man, I’m ...

Survivors Speak Out: District and community respond to sexual assault discussion

Students, coaches remain hopeful about CCS possibility as sports resume

Online wall of college rejections gains traction from students

On-campus instruction returns to Paly

Cancellation of SAT Subject Tests creates fairer college admissions process

Students should rediscover reading

Is the next virus avoidable?

Palo Alto ought to implement a ban on cashless stores

Millenials transform business world through ESG investing

Tech companies’ data use ought to be regulated to protect user privacy

Students shouldn’t have been optimistic about district reopening plan

Spotlight: Being Black at Paly

Pandemic Performers

COVID-19 drives up the demand for pets and leaves adoption centers empty

Mandalorian Madness

Local Startup Companies Face Challenges Midst Covid-19 Outbreak

The spread of STEM

Adapting to E-commerce

COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Bay Area begins

Renewing the fight against climate change

Vaccine update: tests show good results, administration poses complications

California GOP Divided on Trump Stance on Climate Change

Local sports attempt to resume play amid COVID-19 pandemic

Students, coaches remain hopeful about CCS possibility as sports resume

Contact-heavy sports return to practices and games

Swimmers take precautions

District must take action to create consent culture

The Campanile denounces anti-Asian racism, acts of violence

Athletes should not be allowed in two cohorts simultaneously

Sexual assault/harassment survivors: in their own words

Citizens should align their vote with their values

Letter to the Editors

Reopening plan should have been more transparent, involved more stakeholders