A troubled history: Cesar Chavez’s uncovered past sparks change Ethan Bradley and Shaurya Thummalapalli May 19, 2026
Review: Learning to fly: Inside Bruno Mars’ newly released solo album Jacob Domingo and Shaurya Thummalapalli April 9, 2026
Forever Grateful: The Dead’s Impact on Palo Alto Shaurya Thummalapalli and Ethan Zhang February 19, 2026
Beyond the bench: Social media introduces new ways to work out Ryan Shin and Shaurya Thummalapalli February 17, 2026
[Photo] Flooding the streets: Students walk out against ICE Joshua Joo and Angela Fang February 18, 2026
[Photo] Modern mega gallery: Global art gallery to open Bay Area branch Angela Fang and Alma Michlin February 14, 2026
[Photo] Giving Back: Paly Alumnus, Joe Simitian, Plays a Pivotal Role In New Teen Mental Health Center Tessa Berney February 14, 2026
[Photo] Studio to Spotlight: Freshman balances dance, modeling and school Yardenne Sternheim and April Yuan February 17, 2026
Discussing a new direction: MVLA students create AI regulation policy Shaurya Thummalapalli and Tessa Berney December 1, 2025
Review: Sounds of Spergy: Dissecting Daniel Caesar’s new album Angela Fang and Shaurya Thummalapalli November 25, 2025
Protest against the powerful: Political protest encourages community Leela Kulkarni and Shaurya Thummalapalli October 11, 2025
Review: Horsefeather: Restaurant opens new Palo Alto branch Chris Jeon and Shaurya Thummalapalli October 4, 2025
[Photo] Breaking the Stereotypes: Male Cheerleader Challenges Norms Angela Fang and Ryan Saket October 2, 2025
![DRAWING THE LINE — A Paly sophomore uses ChatGPT to explain his history homework. The usage of AI has caused students and staff to question how it can be used in classrooms. “Having a stricter or lenient policy will not change whether they [students] cheat or not,” Paly sophomore Noah Siva said. “So I think they should have a more lenient policy.”](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/IMG_9927-1200x800.jpg)
![STUDENT VOICES - Senior Amalia Tormala speaks alongside two of her classmates at the board meeting. “I don't think it [the advanced diploma] would have added much to students' experience,” Tormala said. “I think it's good that students aren't being pushed in any direction and just truly have the freedom to explore any classes that they want to take.”](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/DSC06553-1200x801.jpg)
