Viking footballers are looking forward to their upcoming season after the Palo Alto High School administration named ...

Palo Alto and Gunn High School students filled the stands to watch the Vikings (10-5) clinch a narrow 54-52 victory over the ...

Navya Narayanan (Class of 2027) joined The Voice her sophomore year. Outside of journalism, she enjoys listening to music and spending time with her two dogs.

Palo Alto High School will remove the portables near the quad over summer and replace them with landscaping. According to Assistant Principal Jerry Berkson, the removal process will begin at the end ...

In response to the recent wildfires in Los Angeles County, the Palo Alto Fire Department is extending its stay in Pacific Palisades and is urging community members back home to be prepared in case of ...

History may be boring to many, but never in Jack Bungarden’s AP US History class at Palo Alto High School. Bungarden — who is retiring after 23 years of teaching at Paly — is known for his distinct ...

Palo Alto High School Principal Brent Kline plans to offer Multivariable Calculus as a Foothill College class — and not a district course — on campus next year, regardless of a school board vote next ...

The Palo Alto High School Swim and Dive team poses at the California Interscholastic Federation State Championship podium after several victories. Viking senior Llew Ladomirak said the meet was the ...

Palo Alto High School welcomes four new teachers this school year, each bringing their own approaches and perspectives to the community. According to Assistant Principal Jerry Berkson, he wants new ...

From pickleball to chemistry, students picked up a variety of new hobbies and interests at Palo Alto High School’s Club Day, which took place during lunch Tuesday in front of the library. If you ever ...

Soumya was previously the Voice’s News Editor. Her journalism work outside of Voice involves serving as the Editor-in-Chief of [proof] magazine; serving as president of SCOOP, a club fostering ...

Shuffling cards and easy conversation fill Room 806, where students gather around clusters of tables to play and unwind at Palo Alto High School’s first Poker Club at lunch on Fridays. What began as a ...