On Monday, April 28, the Resources for Individual Student Excellence (RISE) parent group hosted a meeting for parents of neurodivergent students to discuss experiences, share knowledge, and offer support....

The Iron Panthers entered the FIRST Robotics World Championship with low expectations. One week later, they left the event as gold medalists. A total of 601 teams competed in this year’s World Championship,...

The next time you’re free in class, take a look around. Chances are, you’ll find your classmates scrolling through TikTok, the widely popular social media app that’s captivated the nation, especially...

For junior Rowan Kelly, biking and walking to school isn’t solely a mode of transportation; it represents a change within school districts that could promote community building and lead to better sustainability. Through...

“Existence is resistance.” That’s how Pride Prom coordinator Evestella Hanson responded when she was asked about the growing challenges facing the LGBTQ+ community. In recent months, the Trump...

After witnessing the inadequate heart healthcare South Asians receive, junior Kairah Maqsood decided to make it her mission to advocate for change. According to the Stanford South Asian Translational Heart...

After playing baseball in France for nine years where he qualified for the national team, junior Ea Leialoha moved back to Burlingame this past January. Now, he plays on the varsity baseball team while...

While some students wake up as early as four or five in the morning for sports practice or to finish up last-minute homework, junior Mohamad Elayan does it for a different reason — Ramadan, the ninth...

In 1983, Mei-Hwa Liao arrived at NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio, to begin her work as a Supervisory Mechanical Engineer. It was the culmination of years of hard work, passion, and grit...