Satire: Lick Students Too Busy Complaining about Work and Sleep to Finish their Work and Go to Sleep
On any given day at Lick, you will likely hear the following phrases: “I’m so tired,” “I slept like 3 hours last night,” “My BME […]
On any given day at Lick, you will likely hear the following phrases: “I’m so tired,” “I slept like 3 hours last night,” “My BME […]
In 2012, former President Barack Obama’s campaign released an ad suggesting that “women [are] paid 77 cents on the dollar for doing the same work […]
On Monday, June 31, a cohort of students, faculty, and staff gathered to debate a new name for the Learning Village. To equitably ensure the […]
Over the course of his 2016 presidential campaign and now as president, Donald Trump has time and again brashly demonstrated his dislike of the media […]
At 12:62 P.M. Pacific Time on Tuesday, the Virtual Reality Department of the United States Government (Trump’s new agency replacing the EPA) announced the long-awaited […]
Inside the backpack of the everyday Lick-Wilmerding student lie pencils, binders, textbooks, a laptop. Seemingly uniform in its content, the backpack can be mistaken for […]
Beautiful, imaginative, timeless. In Einstein’s Dreams, Alan Lightman weaves the real and the abstract while exploring both human nature and the phenomenon of time. Between […]
With widespread media attention surrounding the explicit prejudice expressed by President-elect Trump and many of his supporters, clear and overt instances of racism have taken […]
Nineteen percent to forty percent. This was the gap between Senate candidates Loretta Sanchez and Kamala Harris in California’s Primary Election held on June 7. […]
On September 17, 2026, Lick-Wilmerding High School students gathered for the annual Fall Club Fair to explore the student-led organizations that offer opportunities to discover […]
On November 3, the U.S. will hold its midterm elections, which determines the makeup of our Congress for the next two years. Among those casting […]
Dr. Susan Durst joins Lick-Wilmerding High School’s math department this year, teaching Pre-Calculus and Honors Calculus. Originally from San Leandro, just south of Oakland, Dr. […]
Dot by dot, let them multiply across the walls, climb toward the ceiling, crowd the corners. In Yayoi Kusama’s Obliteration Room, the vibrant, individual pinpoints […]
For some, Sunset Dunes Park is a welcoming open space along San Francisco’s coast. For others, the closure of the Great Highway has made daily […]
According to a study conducted by the San Francisco Chronicle in April, over half of billboards in San Francisco advertise some sort of Artificial Intelligence […]