Music attribution: Audio courtesy of Incompetech

On Wednesday, Dec. 4, the music department performed its annual winter concert. The concert band, wind, concert choir, jazz and new addition, symphony orchestra played a wide variety of holiday classic...

Music attribution: Audio courtesy of Incompetech

The winter sports season has arrived. With it, five teams—boys' and girls' basketball, boys' and girls' soccer, and wrestling vie for success this season. But before the Panthers can play games, they...

The high cost of electric bikes makes them attractive targets for theft, prompting some students to take extra precautions like using more secure locks and keeping a closer eye on their bikes.

For many students, electric bikes serve as their main mode of transportation, but its dangerously high speeds are bringing up conversations among members of the community.

In their pursuit to reclaim the coveted 'Paw' and beat San Mateo High School in the Little Big Game, varsity football has raced out to a 6-2 record, clinched a CCS playoff berth, and potentially win a...

“Stepping outside my comfort zone.” “Expressing emotions and vulnerability.” “To reflect on myself and who I am.” These were just some of the sentiments echoed by student participants...

At the end of the 2022-23 school year, Bay University was all set to head into yet another successful year of its adult transition program, which is designed to help college-age students with intellectual...

On April 23, the Burlingame’s girls’ lacrosse team hosted a practice, where they prepared for an upcoming game. The team has face several obstacles throughout the season but have recently gone on a...

“It’s love with an expiration date,” senior Olivia Johnson said.  It’s no secret that everyone wants to be the “It Couple.” To go on dates, to have a valentine, post one's significant other...

These days, it’s impossible not to notice the ubiquity of skincare products from popular brands such as Glow Recipe, Drunk Elephant and Super Goop — on your friend’s dressing table or bedside drawer,...

On Thursday Oct. 26, popular singer and songwriter, Solana Imani Rowe, otherwise known as SZA, held her San Francisco concert at the Chase Center as part of her S.O.S. tour. I bought my tickets back in...

From the opening whistle on Wednesday, Oct. 12, it was clear that the flag football’s matchup against Capuchino High School would be a nailbiter. The two teams traded the lead throughout the game, and...

Girls' flag football hosted their first home game of the season, and the first in Burlingame’s history, on Wednesday, Sept. 20. Coming off a tough loss to Woodside High School in their first game, the...

Outside Lands, a diverse music festival held for three days each August in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, is objectively one of the major Bay Area events of the year. This summer, it attracted over...

According to Newsdle, as of 2022, 91% of U.S. high schools offer a foreign language course with 75% of language students being enrolled in Spanish, followed by a significant drop of only 15% being enrolled...

In a school with over 80 clubs — ranging from crocheting to dentistry — it’s clear that Burlingame students have a diverse array of passions. Despite that, some clubs on campus have lost their true...

Hang out in the F-Building for a while, and chances are you might hear faint barking. Turn around, and you’ll find three therapy dogs waddling into the Bay University (BU) classroom: Ellie, the Australian...

Winter isn’t just about cold mornings, holiday cheer and festive decoration — it also gives us a reason to enjoy delicious, seasonal foods. With Thanksgiving snacks and family-dinner-themed pastries...

October is a busy month, full of excitement about fall, anxiety about college applications and festive spirit for Halloween. However, high school students often overlook an important event during October:...

Senior Sawyer Fair is president of the Gay-Straight Alliance club and ensures that her club stays actively involved with students’ lives, along with herself.

Kelsey Fjell-Walton grew up in Wyoming, where the ideas of being queer was not celebrated but always knew who she was despite these struggles and influences this into her students’ lives everyday.

Senior Ayden West has faced struggles figuring out who she is growing up in a conservative area but has faced so much positivity ever since living in California and is an active member of the GSA club.

Principal Jen Fong stands outside her new office, proud of the inclusivity that had been displayed within the past few months.

Another seasonal food release, another review. For the past two years, reporters from the B have tried fall or winter-themed Trader Joe’s food items to embrace the spirit of the season. This year,...

Bay University hosted its first of four annual dances behind the library on Friday, Oct. 21. Students and alumni attended the Halloween-themed celebration dressed in costumes and ready to party.  Shannon...

Chemistry teacher Micheal Wu brings new perspective to Burlingame

Many Burlingame students walk into the F-Building every day. Most likely, they head up the stairs for an architecture, engineering or nutrition class, overlooking the three classrooms on the downstairs...