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Current progress on the I-wing mural along the I-wing lawn.

A new year brings a new mural in the I-Wing

Hollin White, Managing Editor June 4, 2025

In Woodside's relatively new I-Wing, the Mix Media Arts Club is painting a mural on the wall separating the I-Wing back courtyard and the football field. This group works on it every Friday after school. Senior...

The Chase Center in San Francisco is the home stadium to the Valkyries.

How the Valkyries are saving women’s basketball in the Bay Area

Lyla Rich, Staff Writer May 30, 2025

Under the bright lights of Chase Center, a new team is fueling a surge in popularity for women’s basketball, setting the stage for it to thrive in the Bay Area.  This 2025 Women’s National Basketball...

Child surrounded by cameras, having their every move closely recorded.

Opinion: Child influencers are unethical

Annie Stockton, Beat Editor May 30, 2025

When YouTube started to take off in the 2010s, the wide world of children influencers did with it. Many kids, including myself, grew up watching child influencers, whether it be family vlogs, gaming,...

A photo of an Outside Lands stage at the 2024 festival.

Opinion: Outside Lands’ 2025 lineup looks great

Annie Stockton, Beat Editor May 30, 2025

Outside Lands, held in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, is one of the most popular music festivals in all of America. This 2025 season, Outside Lands will be from Aug. 8-10. Many popular artists will...

Many different people play pickleball at Mitchell Park, home of the Palo Alto Pickleball Club.

Keeping score – local community sports improve mental health and create lasting friendships

Elliot Hopkins, Beat Editor May 29, 2025

It’s bright and early on a sunny Saturday spring day at the Mitchell Park Palo Alto pickleball courts. The birds are chirping as balls hit paddles and the ground alike with a rhythmic pitter patter....

Student drawings and graphic designs on display at the Art Boom.

Boom! Art takes over Woodside

Maria Martinez Vega, Staff Writer May 29, 2025

The Art Boom is a twice-annual art installation held in the I-wing and I-wing lawn, showcasing all the work that students in art-related classes have created throughout the year. It is an event that has...

The Woodside dance team performed at the 2025 dance showcase, with choreography throughout the season and more.

Woodside’s dance team shows out at their 2025 showcase

Olivia Evan, Staff Writer May 29, 2025

Woodside hosted their annual dance team showcase this year on May 11 and 12. The dance showcase was combined and put on by Woodside's and Carlmont's dance teams.  The dance team showcase was held in...

Geometry gets students ahead in math for the following school year.

Summer geometry provides an opportunity for students to accelerate in math

Vivi Nieva, Staff Writer May 29, 2025

While Woodside provides a variety of classes over the summer, a popular choice for incoming freshmen and sophomores is geometry. Covering a year's worth of content in just six weeks, the class gives students...

A poster of the Drama III/IV production on May 20 at 7 p.m. in the PAC.

Review: Woodside Drama Students direct their own plays

Max Cortez, Social Media Manager May 28, 2025

The advanced Drama III and IV class got a chance to direct a one-act play while also making the sets and costumes. The show took place on May 20, and there were two shows in total. The first play, “Our...

Junior Mo Overbey taking a big slide onto third base and posting up for the picture.

Woodside softball dominates in CCS quarterfinals, advances to semifinals

Kaitlynn Fukuhara, Social Media Manager May 28, 2025

Woodside High School’s varsity softball team cruised to a 7–1 victory in the Central Coast Section (CCS) quarterfinals on Saturday, continuing their postseason run and punching their ticket to the...

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