In the summer of 1952, polio swept through Valerie McCullough’s Houston suburb. A doctor and two children on her block contracted the disease; no one knew who w...
Sunny or snowy? Urban or rural? Close to home or the further the better? These are all factors students have traditionally considered when applying for colleges...
Protesters of all ages and backgrounds gathered at the Palo Alto City Hall for the March and Rally for Our Earth on Earth Day to emphasize their desires for cli...
Spring of 2021. Masked students sit in eerily quiet classrooms. The rooms lack life, with the few students there in person separated by clear plastic dividers a...
After a long day of school, Palo Alto High School senior Carmel Schwartz drives her hybrid Toyota Prius back home, happy to be a part of the growing number of e...
"I froze and I didn't know what to say."
Earlier this season, an opposing team’s coach told Palo Alto High School junior Hazel Malik before a badminton match...
The gurgling of espresso machines and chatter of customer conversations crowd the warm, coffee-scented air of Peet’s Coffee at Town and Country Village.
This...
In Florida, the state’s House of Representatives passed a bill on Feb. 24, that banned “classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity” in Flo...
A welcome wind sweeps the plaza, hoisting a Ukrainian flag tied to a young boy’s neck into the air. People of all nationalities fixate on the young boy, the spe...
“I didn't go outside, apart from school. I was just stuck in the news. The whole time.”
Palo Alto High School senior Dmytro Krayilo takes a short, sharp brea...
