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Stanford students fundraise for Martin Luther King Jr. Research and Education Institute

November 13, 2020

After urging Stanford University to prioritize funding for the Institute’s endowment in a letter to Stanford’s Board of Trustees, a group of Stanford students launched the #StandWithKing campaign to fundraise f...

Stock market crashes due to COVID-19

Matthew Ho

March 20, 2020

News, Science/Tech

From the New York Stock Exchange celebrating its 11th straight year of being considered a “bull market” or a market has upward trending prices, to the Dow Jones reaching an all time high industrial average of a...

Changing the Censorship Landscape

Jace Purcell, Kris Risano and Siddhartha Sahasrabuddhe

February 19, 2020

Lifestyle, Showcase, Spotlight

Background “In times of social turmoil, our impulse is often to pull back on free expression. We want the progress that comes from free expression, but not the tension.” And so, Facebook won’t pull back. In ...

Board discusses new proposals, approves increased parcel tax

Sloan Wuttke

February 11, 2020

News

The Palo Alto Unified School District Board of Education discussed proposals on Jan. 14 regarding makeup work for unexcused and excused absences, Palo Alto’s parcel tax increase, standards-based grading and pot...

ASB to host night dodgeball tournament

Neil Kapoor

December 11, 2019

News

After a busy Spirit Week, ASB adjourned for a weeklong recess and has since focused on updating its constitution, debriefing Spirit Week and unveiling several small campus events, according to ASB Vice Presiden...

Palo Alto woman comes forward with Weinstein allegations

Jace Purcell and Kris Risano

October 18, 2019

News, Showcase

A Palo Alto resident and former assistant of Harvey Weinstein Rowena Chiu has accused him of attempted rape that occurred 21 years ago. Chiu wrote about her experiences in an op-ed published by the New York Tim...

Board approves assistant principal’s resignation, librarian’s retirement

Annie Chen

March 12, 2019

News, Showcase

The Palo Alto Unified School District Board of Education accepted assistant principal John Christiansen’s resignation, which will be effective June 30, and librarian Rachel Kellerman’s retirement, which will be...

City Council approves affordable housing project

Kiana Tavakoli

February 2, 2019

News, Showcase

Fifty-nine families will have access to affordable housing in Palo Alto as a result of the City Council’s recent approval of the Wilton Court development. The proposed housing units on El Camino Real will be av...

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

Stanford students fundraise for Martin Luther King Jr. Research and Education Institute

Stock market crashes due to COVID-19

Board discusses new proposals, approves increased parcel tax

ASB to host night dodgeball tournament

Palo Alto woman comes forward with Weinstein allegations

Board approves assistant principal’s resignation, librarian’s retirement

City Council approves affordable housing project

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