How to thrive at Paly 101: The ultimate guide on what (not) to do Lia Cardwell and Vit Do May 28, 2025
On the other side of the finish line: Senior track star reflects on high school career Julie Yang and Lia Cardwell May 28, 2025
From the editors: A pressing issue Alma Bendavid, Lia Cardwell, Vit Do, Divya Gandhi, Cate Graney and Lizzy Williams April 15, 2025
From the editors: Confronting the climate crisis Alma Bendavid, Lia Cardwell, Vit Do, Divya Gandhi, Cate Graney and Lizzy Williams February 22, 2025
From the editors: Lessons from a pivotal year Alma Bendavid, Lia Cardwell, Vit Do, Divya Gandhi, Cate Graney and Lizzy Williams November 21, 2024
From the editors: The future is now Alma Bendavid, Lia Cardwell, Vit Do, Divya Gandhi, Cate Graney and Lizzy Williams October 6, 2024
From the editors: Celebrating 25 years of Verde Alma Bendavid, Lia Cardwell, Vit Do, Divya Gandhi, Cate Graney and Lizzy Williams May 23, 2024
Eleven voices, one seat: Candidates face off in CA District 16 race Lia Cardwell and Niaz Alasti February 26, 2024
Review: Bober Tea and Coffee: Trendy franchise arrives in downtown Lia Cardwell, Profiles Editor October 3, 2023
District considers Chat GPT usage in classrooms: Educators use AI to maximize efficiency Lia Cardwell May 23, 2023
Drawing the line: Ye’s recent remarks prompt question of whether to separate art from artists Andrew Xue and Lia Cardwell April 26, 2023
On a mission: Sharing the scriptures of the Latter-day saints Anna Van Riesen and Lia Cardwell March 27, 2023
![FIGHTING FOR CHANGE – A crowd gathers at the special Palo Alto Board of Education meeting Jan. 23. Supporters of Ethnic Studies, like Palo Alto High School social sciences teacher Christopher Farina, believe the class is important because of its emphasis on civic engagement projects. "One of our [Ethnic Studies] students did some work interviewing individuals from the Muwekma Ohlone tribe," Farina said. "Some students have been working trying to advocate for their recognition as a federal tribe." Photo: Aryan Kawatra](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Screenshot-2025-02-13-at-11.57.49 AM-1200x790.png)
![Board members convene during an October meeting. "If the board had chosen to leave it continue Zoom meetings, there was a fairly significant risk of further disruption further antisemitic comments that could have been really harmful to the community," Student Board representative Karthi Gottipatti said. "So there is a strong argument to be made that we shouldn't be giving a platform to individuals who are going to make hurtful comments. That said, there are no good options. It [the ban] does come at the cost of some speech."](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Screenshot-2023-11-17-2.29.01-PM-1.png)
![DELIGHTFUL DECOR — Bober Tea and Coffee employees await customers at the ordering kiosk. “My favorite part of working there [the store] is the environment since it’s pretty relaxed and my coworkers and I are able to have fun together,” employee Olivia Conley said.](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Screenshot-2023-09-27-1.33.36-PM.png)
