The class of 2022 had the first opportunity to vote in a state or federal election on Tuesday, June 7, but many were not enthusiastic about the idea.
The California midterm elections had many offices...
On May 14th, 18-year-old-Peyton Gendron shot and killed 10 people, injuring 2 more in a supermarket in Buffalo, New York. The 10 people that Gendron killed were Black, while Gendron himself was white....
“Don’t say gay?” That is what many members and allies of the LGBTQ+ community here at Woodside said in unison after The Parental Rights in Education bill, more known as the “Don’t Say Gay”...
After recent posts on social media platforms spurring viewers to partake in various dangerous activities like the “Orbeez Challenge,” students question whether social media needs more regulations.
In...
The war between Russia and Ukraine has been going on for 54 days now, and as people around the world watch through their phones, a big part of this audience is teenagers.
Russia launched an invasion...
In October 2021, The Office of Governor Gavin Newsom released two ‘historic’ bills, announcing $5.8 billion dollars to house 42,000 California homeless residents, and a $12 billion dollar spending...
While Woodside students generally have many opinions, politics seems to be the one subject where student involvement varies; some avidly participate because they’re passionate about our political climate,...
A medida que los estudiantes regresan de las vacaciones de invierno, a clases presenciales,
Woodside tiene que seguir las directivas del Gobernador de California Gavin Newsom y el Distrito Escolar Secundario...
School shooting rates dropped to an all-time low due to the COVID-19 lockdown, starting in March of 2020. Now, with most schools back in session, a multitude of school shootings have been reported. Woodside...
Close to 31,000 Afghan refugees relocated to the U.S. and a predicted 50,000 more are coming to the United States next month after the Kabul airport bombing and Taliban’s subsequent control of Kabul....
