Written by Angela Wong  On the streets of Palo Alto, a city which is internationally renowned for its wealth and innovation, a growing homelessness crisis would...

Lots of people were disappointed with Super Bowl LIII. They were angry that it was the most boring game in Super Bowl history, that the halftime show was no good and, most...

It’s that time of the year again: course selection! The Electives Fair, originally scheduled for Monday, Feb. 4, was moved to Wednesday, Feb. 6, due to poor weather. During...

1. Swim in the pool on top of Spangenberg. I learned about the pool on top of Spangenberg during my freshman orientation, and I have wanted to see it for myself ever since....

  Discussion-based learning emphasizes the importance of comprehension and analysis rather than blind memorization. According to the Carnegie Mellon Eberly Center for...

For many seniors, the college application season coincides with and hampers many of their favorite pastimes—skiing, in William O’Donnell’s case. O’Donnell hasn’t...

The lunch bell rings and hundreds of students pour out of the buildings, excited for the precious thirty minutes of free time with friends and food. Many students...

On Dec. 19, 2018, computer science (CS) teachers at Gunn and Palo Alto High School (Paly) sent a letter to the Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) Office stressing...

Six feet of fresh, sparkling snow has fallen and blanketed Squaw Valley, the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics, in the past week. For senior Patrick Gersh, taking advantage...

The members of the Class of 2019 have finally been ushered into the status of second–semester seniors—or 'SSS' for short. This name indicates the beginning of...