For the last three years since COVID-19, states have provided continual Medicaid enrollment which helped fight against the rate of those uninsured. However, things have taken a turn as the Consolidated...
Former President Donald Trump made headlines after being the first president to be convicted of a felony in American history. He faces 34 counts of falsifying of business records to hide a sex scandal...
One afternoon I was listening to various podcasts on NPR when one in particular caught my eye. Larissa Adams shares with her audience that she has a condition called balanced translocation, which means...
As the production for Woodside’s Spring Musical Footloose begins this week with the first show on March 15th, there are aspects of theater many wish to still share.
Being a part of a cast is a very...
Self-expression can take on various forms. Woodside students utilize their art as an outlet to display themselves distinctively.
Art can create an open and safe space for many students to freely express...
Science Olympiad club brings scientific spirit to students every Monday, in room J4, through exciting events both in and outside of school.
Science Olympiad is a team competition in which students...
With the recent news about former president Donald Trump’s arrest, Woodside students and teachers reflect upon the possible impact it’s having on our political system.
Former President Trump faces...
Artificial Intelligence has come to be a part of our daily lives, in both students and teachers believe it will force us to continually adapt.
Gavin Newsom signed an executive order, on September...
With the overturn of Roe v. Wade leaving the right to abortion in the hands of the state governments, many students are facing a new layer of complications when applying to colleges.
On June 24th,...
One evening, before school season started, I was in the living room scrolling through my phone when a particular advertisement on television caught my attention. It starts off with a child showing off...
