From the editors: Grief and gratitude Emily Yao, Akhil Joondeph, Paisley Annes and Sebastian Bonnard April 2, 2022
From the editors: Two years of the virus Emily Yao, Akhil Joondeph, Paisley Annes and Sebastian Bonnard February 15, 2022
From the editors: One picture, many viewpoints Paisley Annes, Sebastian Bonnard, Emily Yao and Akhil Joondeph November 12, 2021
From the editors: Reconciling a new normal Emily Yao, Akhil Joondeph, Paisley Annes and Sebastian Bonnard September 30, 2021
From the editors: Entering uncharted territory Emily Yao, Paisley Annes, Sebastian Bonnard and Akhil Joondeph May 25, 2021
Hope?: Approaching vaccine stirs reopening controversy Ishaan Batra, Paisley Annes and Jonas Pao February 22, 2021
Parents, students protest for in-person learning at secondary schools Paisley Annes and Sadie Ibbotson-Brown February 9, 2021
County moves to purple COVID-19 tier: Secondary reopening plan uncertain; Elementary schools to stay open for now Paisley Annes November 16, 2020
Local demonstrators protest for officials to ‘count every vote’ Sofia Antebi and Paisley Annes November 5, 2020
A century of women voting: 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment Bim Bolarinwa, Merwa Marof and Paisley Annes October 30, 2020
Activists raise money for anti-racism art after vandalism, donate excess Paisley Annes August 28, 2020
District admins propose online and in-person learning for fall Allison Chang, Kayla Brand and Paisley Annes May 13, 2020
Hitting the ice: Playing girls ice hockey in the bay area Paisley Annes and Mia Baldonado February 24, 2020
![BACK ON CAMPUS — Duveneck Elementary School prepares for reopening on Oct. 12. "So I do think it's really important that we offer this option [hybrid learning], as we said all along, we were going to offer it on October 12, if we were able to," school board member Jennifer DiBrienza said. Photo: Paisley Annes](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/IMG_5233-1024x729.jpg)
![PROTEST POSTERS — Stanford researcher Neali Armstrong reads dozens of posters depicting anti-racism messages and art lining University Avenue on Sunday afternoon. “We wanted it [the installation] to be clean, to be powerful and to be the voice of the youth,” said Lucia Amieva-Wang, organizer of the Palo Alto Youth Art Protest group and former Verde Magazine staff member. Photo by Paisley Annes](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/IMG_1039-2-1-768x1024.jpg)
