Bay Area Youth Climate Summit Cultivates Activists
The Bay Area Youth Climate Summit (BAYCS) hosted its second annual climate summit on October 9 and 10. Virtual and in-person components helped to create […]
LWHS Responds to Heritage Speakers Class Decision
Four years ago, in an effort to address the needs of Spanish heritage speakers at Lick-Wilmerding High School, Joanna Bethencourt, a former LWHS Spanish teacher, […]
COVID-19 Lockdowns Disrupt Biotech Industry, but Research Continues
In early 2020, the face of the biotech industry rapidly changed. Creating treatments to COVID-19 became a massively lucrative market almost overnight, and a myriad […]
Shang-Chi: Not an Experiment. Not Just a Marvel Movie
The release of Marvel Cinematic Universes’ Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings was anxiously anticipated by many Asian Americans across the country — […]
Protest Over Afghanistan Reflects Local Community
Hundreds of people gathered on Saturday, August 28 at the United Nations Plaza in San Francisco to protest the rise of the Taliban and the […]
Raising the Curtains Again On Bay Area Theaters
Even before Broadway shows in New York began to reopen, the Bay Area began its return to live theater—with a Broadway production. After 17 months […]
NCAA Player Eligibility Extension Benefits Individual Players But Creates Financial Disparities
Many collegiate tournaments and regularly scheduled athletics games have been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the last year and a half and athletes […]
Playlist of the Week — Nina Laser
This playlist created by Nina Laser ’23 is a compilation of songs by some of the most iconic hip-hop and pop artists of the early […]
Playlist of the Week — Cate Warden
Cate Warden ’23 created this playlist with some fun and upbeat tunes inspired by the best sunset spot in Pacifica!
