As we all return from summer break, it’s important to remember that many chaotic situations will undoubtedly happen in the Gunn parking lot throughout the school year. Luckily, you’ve avoided these hazards simply by avoiding the campus. Now, in the spirit of survival, here’s a refresher on the...

During the summer, construction crews remodeled the E-building and expanded the K-building to accommodate classrooms relocating from the first row of the V-building portables — which will be removed in late November, according to Assistant Principal of Facilities Dr. Mycal Hixon. The K-building...

On June 3, the California State Assembly passed Assembly Bill 1264, mandating the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment to define and gradually eliminate “particularly harmful ultra-processed foods” from public school meals within the next ten years. With co-authors from both the Democratic...

Many of Palo Alto’s well-known landmarks and locations bear recognizable names. Hoover Tower,Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School, and Hewlett-Packard Garage ring a bell for most. Gunn High School’s namesake, however, is perhaps less well-known. Henry Martin Gunn was born in Lexington, Kentucky,...

With interior wall finishes, ducts, ceilings, lighting, exterior stucco, glazing, and landscaping installations progressing during the summer, phase one of Gunn’s construction project is projected to be completed in January, with the A- and B-buildings fully in use. The construction crew will move...

Brandon Seow: Engineering classes A Taser alarm: It may sound slightly odd, but it’s what sophomore Brandon Seow spent six weeks of his summer on. Following a weeklong family vacation to French Polynesia, Seow took two engineering classes in hopes of creating a portfolio before applying to...