Riya Sinha

Transition to Tea: Teaquation & Tonic takes downtown Palo Alto

It's hard to miss the personal touches sprinkled throughout Teaquation & Tonic — the bright blue accents framing the ceiling, the rustic wooden tables adorn...

Mixing a Melting Pot: A Restaurant joins industrial Palo Alto

Expertly opening a wine bottle as she converses with her staff in Spanish, it seems unlikely that just five months ago the owner of Caffe Machiavello, Maria Nea...

Crazy Rich Asians: Asian Rom-com Taking Over Hollywood

Weaving through the throng of guests dressed head-to-toe in vibrant and lavish evening wear, a cherry red Porsche pulls up to the brightly colored white and gol...

Divided over Unity

Students embarked on what was marketed as a life-changing leadership experience. But they may not have gotten what they signed up for. It's dinnertime. Palo Al...

Free Speech at a cost: The state of freedom of expression at Paly

A group of students sit huddled in a darkened room, eyes focused on a young speaker who holds up a model fetus. Gesturing, she exclaims that its fingers and toe...

Bringing Back The Charm: Small Theaters Continuing The Tradition

It’s hot and sticky outside in the summer air, but inside the theater, the breeze of the air conditioning and fragrance of freshly popped popcorn engulf the sen...

One Love, One Purpose: Empowering Students to Love Better

Smart, driven, ambitious. Yeardley Love, a promising University of Virginia student, embodied the ideal of a model student. She excelled in school and was a var...

Code at a crossroad

From the 30-ton ENIAC (the world’s first all-electronic computer) to the 174-gram iPhone X, the role of computers in education, society, and even daily life has...

Championing Equality at PAUSD: Title IX District Coordinator sets goals

With a warm smile, Palo Alto Unified School District’s newly-appointed Title IX coordinator, Megan Farrell, walks into the conference room and begins to tell he...

A peace of their minds: students define their activism

What does it mean to be an activist? Does it mean physically attending a women’s march waving signs that demand equality? Or does being an activist mean writing...

Riya Sinha

Transition to Tea: Teaquation & Tonic takes downtown Palo Alto

Mixing a Melting Pot: A Restaurant joins industrial Palo Alto

Crazy Rich Asians: Asian Rom-com Taking Over Hollywood

Divided over Unity

Free Speech at a cost: The state of freedom of expression at Paly

Bringing Back The Charm: Small Theaters Continuing The Tradition

One Love, One Purpose: Empowering Students to Love Better

Code at a crossroad

Championing Equality at PAUSD: Title IX District Coordinator sets goals

Riya Sinha

Tompert’s Tunes: Bringing people together through music

Bond measure to appear on November ballot

School Board to pass new Memorandum of Understanding

Students should use the CCC more

Skunk captured in English classroom corridor

Transition to Tea: Teaquation & Tonic takes downtown Palo Alto

Haiku for You

Art from the Artist: Proye vs Conye

Did You Know?

Not Just Horsin’ Around: Student Equestrian Takes the Reins