Rachel's last day
My final moments at Paly should have consisted of yearbook signings and sunny, quad-side spikeball tournaments; a day with no pants, a grade-...
Across the country, doctors and public health workers are overcoming the various challenges of the novel coronavirus, and in some cases risking their health to ...
On April 5, Managing Editor Kate Milne vlogs her day of walking Roxy the dog while reflecting on life, and delivers postcards to her swim teammates as a way...
On opening night, the lights of Palo Alto High School’s cozy theater classroom dim as two students walk to center stage, announcing the beginning of the perform...
Eyes squinting above smiling cheeks, Lama Rimawi’s laugh fills Coupa Cafe as she listens to her sister Ellen Stromberg crack a joke. The two women are not siste...
“The following contains violence, nudity and sexual content that may be disturbing to viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.” This stark message greets viewers ...
A friendly bell chimes as a young woman dressed in workout clothes strolls into Fatty Zone, a Mountain View smoke shop that doubles as a clothing store and, mos...
Two-time Olympian and FIFA World Cup champion soccer player Abby Wambach shared her experiences with sexist microaggressions and gender inequality at the Palo A...
Lush plants spread out like a green ocean across the plot of land sheltered by the Rinconada Library and Community Art Center. Dotted with vibrant flowers, berr...
Authentic Israeli eatery Oren’s Hummus will be opening a new outpost at Town and Country this April adding to a chain of four existing Bay Area stores.
“Our hi...
Kate (Class of 2020), a managing editor for Verde Magazine, is passionate about social justice issues in the Palo Alto High School community and greater Bay Area. When not using reporting for Verde as a platform to share the stories of important local individuals, establishments and happenings, she can be found at swim practice, volunteering at a local animal shelter or eating Trader Joe's chocolate.
