To be an activist, for many in this generation, is a notable achievement. Yet if simply voicing vague support of a relevant social justice cause merits a pat on the back, the label of "activism" is losing its significance. I found this exemplified a couple of weeks ago when absentmindedly browsing...

While English instructor Jake Donohoe has been bringing her young golden retriever with her to campus for most of the school year, the well-mannered canine only recently earned his credentials as a licensed therapy animal on April 27. "I think there is a tremendous amount of therapeutic possibili...

May is mental health awareness month; Leadership is working hard to promote the new "wellness center." But do teachers and the administration truly value student mental health, or is this merely a front to protect the school's reputation? The wellness center is a space that features comfortable seating,...

48 AP Environmental Science students and teachers visited the Mt. Diablo summit for a field day led by volunteers from the Save Mount Diablo organization on April 23. Save Mount Diablo, which was established in 1971, is a nonprofit whose primary goal is to preserve lands on and around Mount Diablo...

Members of the Acalanes Gifted and Talented Education (AGATE) program visited the Point Reyes National Seashore from March 25 through 27. 13 Campolindo students and teacher coordinators Paul and Stephanie Verbanszky were among the 30 students and 6 advisors from across the district who participated in...