Spotlight: Being Black at Paly
In 1969, eight Black Students graduated from Paly. This June, eight Black Students will graduate from Paly.
Black Students' Experiences
Before moving to Palo Alto at the start of his sophomore year, sen...
Sports seasons overlap in revised CIF schedule
Whether it is in the weight room, the batting cages, or on the mat, Senior wrestler and baseball player Dean Hall has been taking advantage of the extra long offseason—getting ready for his final year of high s...
Use-of-Force investigation reports should be publicized
A splash of color amid weathered asphalt, a hand-painted mural reading “Black Lives Matter” has blocked off the center lanes of Hamilton Avenue on the block in front of City Hall since July. Traffic is directed...
Electric Scooters coming to Palo Alto
With the constant traffic around Palo Alto causing significant congestion for drivers, the City of Palo Alto has begun implementing a new form of transportation: the electric scooter. After the details are fina...
Changing the Censorship Landscape
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 ...
State Senate Candidates Face off on Debate Stage
Candidates vying for the State Senate nomination for California’s 13th district took the stage to debate policy issues on Feb. 5 at the Palo Alto Art Center.
Seven candidates — Democrats Josh Becker, Mike Br...
Palo Alto Commission proposes pilot program to open Foothills
Since the 1960s, locals have enjoyed hiking through the forest trails, watching the sunset and observing the copious amounts of flora and fauna of Foothills Park. However, this luxury has only been enjoyed by P...