Splintered branches stick out of a silver trunk, barren and blunt. San Francisco Japantown’s iconic cherry blossoms, once a symbol of a vibrant community, stood...
March, April, May, June … the months flew by. And now March looms again — the one-year anniversary of our last moments on campus. Among the chaotic events of th...
As a surge of students share their experiences with sexual misconduct online, members of the Palo Alto High School community are providing opportunities for dis...
Green tranquilizer pills tumble out of a ceramic toothbrush holder into the palm of a 9-year-old girl with roughly cut bangs. She swallows them dry, and the dar...
“It was just really sad seeing how much people were dividing themselves and blocking people on social media,” senior Giulia Santos said. “I don’t think that’s h...
The ball still drops. Fireworks still light the sky. But this year is different. As we ring in the new year, most likely through boxes on a screen, we reminisce...
Secondary school students will not be returning in-person for the 2020-21 school year due to Santa Clara County's purple COVID-19 tier status, according to an u...
As this November's election draws nearer, the overwhelming number of issues and candidates on the ballot can be anxiety-inducing for first-time high school vote...
Volume 18 Issue 2. Photo: Rebecca Yao
A rainbow sign, a chanting face and a sliver of hope in the words “A better world is possible.” That photo of the prot...
Community members gathered at the Palo Alto Courthouse last night to hold a candlelight vigil in memory of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Friday at 87 ye...
Antonia (Class of 2021) joined the staff of Verde Magazine in her junior year, and enjoys reporting on issues, events and people pertinent to the community. She was previously the social media manager and now works as the digital editor-in-chief. When not grinding for Verde, Antonia can be found eating tofu, making podcasts and catching up on sleep.