Influencers promote dangerous misconceptions onlineLillian Clark September 25, 2021Under the diet hashtag on Instagram, there are 73.3 million posts. Many of these posts promote odd diet trends and...
Vaccinated community members engage in new activitiesLeo Malchin May 12, 2021For many students, parents and teachers, the past year has been a grueling, monotonous, anxiety-filled period. However, as an ever-growing...
Among Us takes offAustin Xiang November 12, 2020After a period of chaotic shouting in an effort to convince his friends of his innocence via Zoom, junior James...
Students, teachers reflect on remote learningAndy Wang October 14, 2020From breakout rooms to muted mics, the worldwide pandemic has transformed students’ way of learning. Having completed five weeks of...
Students give back to community during COVID-19 pandemicAustin Xiang June 4, 2020Three 3D printers sit side by side, spitting out frames for face shields while sophomore Sam Duong assembles his daily...
Students describe their experiences during COVID-19 outbreakJonathan Sneh May 16, 2020Streets are empty, and stores are closed. Aside from essential activities such as walking dogs or buying groceries, people are...
Climate curriculum should be required in schools nationwideThe Editors-in-Chief February 5, 2020With wildfires blazing across Australia, the worst drought California has seen and increasingly powerful hurricanes, it is clear our world...
Dialect on the DeclineAdora Zheng February 4, 2020A high school student in Shanghai sits down to begin her homework. Her task? To write an 800-word apology letter...
The Call for CreativityAndrew Toteda October 23, 2019Paly junior Eli Crystal steps back from the 2,100 degree furnace and gently places an elegant teal-colored glass vase with...
Podcasts rise in popularity among studentsBruno Klass October 23, 2019While podcasts have been around for at least a decade, the number of listeners has increased in the past years....
