Leaning against a gym wall, two generations of the Hickey family sit side by side, cameras at the ready. As Palo Alto High School basketball players rush to the...
To most, gripping the control sticks of an airplane thousands of feet in the air seems terrifying, but it’s the feeling of being in complete control that really...
Each floor of the Hotel President in downtown Palo Alto has its own character. The scent of lacquered wood and vividly painted stone tiles inset in the staircas...
"You made this bridge? Wow, it looks like it could hold up me,” senior Luc Pardehpoosh says, working with one of the five-year-olds in the Greendell Preschool c...
Caleb Tan almost laughed when the money came in; he could hardly believe that he was raking in free cash. Put in simple terms, his program, which Google-searche...
As a Fox News clip plays on the projector, students lean forward at their desks while Gender Studies teacher Jaclyn Edwards watches from the back of the classro...
The Associated Student Body is planning improvements for the underclassmen course selection experience in response to requests from students for more informatio...
Palo Alto High School will be hosting a series of centennial-themed events, including a facilities open house, a tree walk and a birthday cake celebration for t...
Be it waning cultural ties, bittersweet nostalgia or disappearing historical relics, progress comes at a price. Propelling toward ever-greater innovation in the...
RV LIFE ON EL CAMINO REAL Every 72 hours, Britney and Niles pack up their things and get ready to move. Papers, clothes and books are stuffed into drawers, their belongings hastily tucked away. Every 72 hours, they lower the jacks and remove the wooden planks under the wheels of their RV. Every 72 hours, they turn off the generator, secure the propane gas tank, align the truck and call a U-Haul. Every 72 hours, they must find a new spot to park on the side of El Camino Real, because if not, a p
