The Voice of the Wildcats

The Paw Print

The Voice of the Wildcats

The Paw Print

The Voice of the Wildcats

The Paw Print

On Thursday, April 25th, the Stanford Against Apartheid in Palestine (SAAP) formed their encampment.

The latest on the Pro-Palestinian protests across California universities

Kailyn Holty, Editor in Chief June 5, 2024

13 pro-Palestinian protesters at Stanford University were arrested on Wednesday, June 5 following a barricade of Stanford president’s office. These 13 students join the over 3,000 arrests made in recent...

In the US, nontraditional methods of voting such as vote by mail or early voting have skyrocketed in recent years.

Election reform: A case for a more authentically democratic experience

Patrick Van Hoven, Managing Editor June 5, 2024

As a recently-minted 18 year-old who voted for the first time just a few months ago, I can say with confidence that voting is not the exciting mutual enterprise that I had imagined. My parents have long...

Former President Donald Trumps conviction makes drastic headlines and brings up several questions.

Opinion: Presidents are human beings too

Jaiedenn Dolan, Beat Editor June 5, 2024

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...

The song cover of 199 Records first song, Sound of a Hurricane, stars main artist and Woodside senior Ayla Defouw.

Woodside launches student record label

Patrick Van Hoven, Managing Editor May 31, 2024

Students in Woodside’s Music Production Club are launching a student music label, enabling students to produce and release music in a more official capacity.  Since January, a team of Woodside students...

Woodside High Schools Chemistry teacher Mr. Larsen posing for a picture with his son.

Choosing the right path – Woodside Chemistry teacher Zachary Larsen

Hollin White, Beat Editor/Social Media Manager May 31, 2024

This year marks the fifth year of teaching at Woodside for chemistry teacher Zachary Larsen. Before working at Woodside, Larsen worked in the pharmaceutical industry. Larsen explained how he did not...

Seven Woodside students were rewarded with Sequoia Award scholarships for volunteering in their communities.

Seven seniors win Sequoia Award Scholarships

Patrick Van Hoven, Managing Editor May 31, 2024

This April, seven Woodside seniors won scholarships from the prestigious local Sequoia Awards.  The Sequoia Awards, established in 1990, is “dedicated to honoring volunteerism in Redwood City”...

Meet Woodsides class officers (consisting of president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer) for the 2024 -2025 school year.

Meet Woodside’s 2024-2025 Student Officers

Nathan Chen, Beat Editor May 24, 2024

Woodside’s new leadership student body has been officially nominated and is ready to get to work next year. Leadership roles are made up of the president, vice president, treasurer and secretary....

The Drama III/IV show took place on 20 May 2024 in Woodsides Performing Arts Center.

Showcasing drama skills

Chloe De Leon, Multimedia/Online Editor May 24, 2024

In front of the closed red curtains of the Performing Arts Center (PAC), an armchair sits on stage left. The bustling audience of parents, students and teachers wait for the show to begin. Every...

The team raises their lacrosse sticks in a pre-game cheer.

Eventful boys lacrosse season comes to an end

Conrad Berke, Beat Editor May 20, 2024

Woodside varsity boys lacrosse finished their season early this month, with an overall record of four wins and nine losses.  The team competes in the Peninsula-Ocean league within the Central Coast...

Girls varsity and JV placed 2nd in PALs this season.

Girls swimming plunges into a strong season

Coco Beck, Staff Writer May 20, 2024

Girls swimming had a strong season this year, with varsity and junior varsity placing second in the Peninsula Athletic League (PAL).  During the post-season, girls swim had five swimmers represent...

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