"I did what I had to do," says Jake, a former high school athlete whose name has been changed to protect his identity.
Six days a week, every week, for four ye...
In February, United Methodist Church delegates worldwide voted to defeat the One Church Plan, which would allow individual churches to decide to permit LGBTQ ma...
“Art is either revolution or plagiarism.” — Paul Gauguin
For senior Rebecca Cheng’s “The Puppet Master,” it was its removal — not its message on racial injus...
Be it waning cultural ties, bittersweet nostalgia or disappearing historical relics, progress comes at a price. Propelling toward ever-greater innovation in the...
“Your methods have to match the goals.”
SF Chronicle investigative reporter Karen de Sá uttered this warning in “Divided on Unity,” which explores th...
From her cream-colored jacket to her gray shirt and black headscarf, junior Noor Navaid’s outfit lacks bright colors yet manages to be every shade of fashion-fo...
I was swathed in jet black cloth, standing rigidly in front of a silent crowd in the main hall of the Sacramento Masonic Temple. Imposing, archaic seating boxes...
Palo Alto Unified School District will begin installing solar panels in the main parking lot on the corner of Embarcadero Road and El Camino Real this summer.
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Several holidays in the month of February honor love, the changing of the seasons and important presidents. But all 28 days are dedicated to the celebration of ...
Photo by Maraleis Sinton
"Left. Right. Left. Right," the voice of choreographer Alyssa Bond rings in the Performing Arts Center. A chorus of song and movement...
Bridget (Class of 2019) joined the staff of Verde Magazine in the fall of 2017 and was a staff writer before becoming an editor-in-chief for the 2018-2019 school year. She is passionate about community-minded journalism and has enjoyed reporting on the important issues and fascinating people around her. Outside of journalism, she enjoys playing cards and visiting national parks.