Rocking out at Red Rock: The Bay Area’s longest running open mic Miya Whiteley and Meena Narayanaswami May 19, 2023
Pints of Penny: Community oriented creamery to open in Town and Country Andrew Xue and Miya Whiteley April 26, 2023
Can you handle the heat?: Firefighter hot sauce funds scholarships Miya Whiteley and Gopala Varadarajan April 26, 2023
Raging Grannies: Getting to know local elderly activists Felicia Buchholz and Miya Whiteley December 18, 2022
Managing monkeypox: Disease echoes AIDS/HIV stigmatization Anna Van Riesen and Miya Whiteley October 18, 2022
Local game store opening offers new recreation space Ines Legrand and Miya Whiteley September 28, 2022
Multiverse of Madness: Marvel broadens superhero genre with horror elements in new blockbuster Miya Whiteley and Olivia Milne May 25, 2022
Banning books, censoring identities: The implications of educational censorships for the future of learning Miya Whiteley and Palina Kuzmina April 22, 2022
Harry Potter and the return to Hogwarts: Transphobic comments shroud Rowling’s legacy Annum Hashmi and Miya Whiteley February 24, 2022
State Street Market: Los Altos food hall serves community Kieran Zajac and Miya Whiteley November 17, 2021
Settling for Schoology: Assessing the takeover of online school applications Anya Mondragon and Miya Whiteley November 16, 2021
Athletic adversity: The psychological burden of competitive sports Miya Whiteley, Meena Narayanaswami and Andrew Xue October 6, 2021
Opinion: Nature v.s. nurture: Reflecting on the elements of my identity Miya Whiteley October 4, 2021
![POWERFUL PERFORMANCE — Mika Buggy, an 18-year-old Mountain View resident and regular performer at the Red Rock Coffee open mic, sings Adele’s “Easy On Me.” “I hope people keep coming back here [to Red Rock],” Buggy said. “It’s just a great place to start doing music.” Photo: Miya Whiteley](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Screen-Shot-2023-05-17-at-2.01.25-PM-e1684532635744-900x689.png)
![HANDLING THE HEAT — Penny Ice Creamery manager Helena adds the final touch of torched marshmallow fluff to an ice cream treat at the Pleasure Point location in Santa Cruz. Founder Kendra Baker says she is excited to open a store in Palo Alto. “We already have these people [from Palo Alto] who love our products and it’s really fun to be able to be a part of their lives closer to their home,” Baker said. Photo by: Andrew Xue](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/IMG_0459-900x600.jpg)
