Laura Malagrino

From the editors: Verde from a distance

Faces framed in little boxes stare out in the harsh glow of the computer screen. It’s quiet — the little microphones in the corner cut across with a red slash. ...

Interactive map: COVID-19 around the world

Verde Magazine interviewed people around the world about how COVID-19 has impacted their lives. This map contains video, audio and text interviews that provide ...

Curfew imposed in Palo Alto

Update: City Manager Ed Shikada issued an order terminating the 10-day curfew as of Thursday, June 4 at 5 a.m. The City of Palo Alto press release states that t...

From the editors: Unprecedented times, unprecedented journalism

These past few months have been historic, both globally and locally, in our lives as student journalists. As the new editors-in-chief of the 2020-2021 volume, w...

Healthcare access | Verde Vlogs: Social distancing | March 30, 2020

On March 30, Editorials Editor Laura Malagrino documents her struggle trying to reach a doctor during the pandemic and talks about her cousin's experience a...

ASB anti-vape committee to host panel for students

A new anti-vape committee will host a panel on Feb. 25 at Palo Alto High School to encourage peer-to-peer discussion about the e-cigarette epidemic. Paly Ass...

Emo: A niche community has made its mark

Emo. You have probably heard the phrase before. It’s a shortened version of the word “emotional,” yet the meaning is different. Black clothes, black hair, black...

The black savior of fashion: Pyer Moss is rocking the fashion world and beyond

These are 13 unarmed black men killed by police brutality, each of their names listed on the “They Have Names” piece by Brooklyn-based clothing label Pyer Moss....

Paly after dark: What happens on campus once the sun sets?

By 4 p.m., the Palo Alto High School campus seems largely deserted. It is mid-November, meaning that the temperature has dropped below 60 degrees — scarf weathe...

In the belly of Buddhism: A hidden community that prevails against common misconceptions

On a late Sunday morning, members of the Palo Alto Buddhist Temple gather at the picnic tables of Mitchell Park. Children toss a frisbee in an open field while ...

Interactive map: COVID-19 around the world

Curfew imposed in Palo Alto

ASB anti-vape committee to host panel for students

The black savior of fashion: Pyer Moss is rocking the fashion world and beyond

Paly after dark: What happens on campus once the sun sets?

In the belly of Buddhism: A hidden community that prevails against common misconceptions

Laura Malagrino

Board to vote on proposed return to school

Palo Altans rally to defend USPS

Milk Pail Market reopens amid pandemic

Building community: Neighbors come together

Family and quarantine: Take advantage of the extra family time

PAUSD secondary schools to continue remote learning in the fall