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Palo Alto needs more third spaces

Palo Alto · Palo Alto

Palo Alto needs more third spaces

As graduation nears, I’ve been reflecting on the memories I’ve made with friends — and how limited our options have been outside of school. It’s easy to be content hanging out at friends’ houses or attending end-of-year senior events, but it’s a bittersweet time that encourages deeper reflection on how I spend time with the people I care about most. Looking back at the past four years of high school, I realize most of my memories were made throu…Read Article

Rohan Reflects: Hot Takes, Cold Results

During my time on The Campanile, I’ve witnessed Four Editorial Boards come and go. I’ve written stories, designed pages and crafted headlines for 20 cycles. Throughout this time on staff, one of my favorite parts was the prediction column we ran in the sports section. I’ve had quite a few takes, and it’s time to go over them one by one; the wins, the losses and the embarrassments. In September 2023, I predicted Manchester City would run away wi…Manchester City · Manchester Read Article

‘A deep sense of betrayal’: East Palo Alto community mourns the closure of The Primary School

The Primary School, a tuition-free private school that serves K-8 students from low-income families in East Palo Alto and the East Bay, announced it will shut down at the end of the 2025-26 school year. The Primary School is funded by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), the philanthropic organization established and owned by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Dr. Priscilla Chan. The school first opened in 2016 as a collaborative effort be…Mark Zuckerberg · East Palo Alto Read Article

Texas Senate Passes Overhauled $8.5 Billion Public School Funding Bill

70% Center coverage: 26 sources

The final version of House Bill 2 includes $4.2 billion for teacher and staff pay raises, with experienced educators in smaller districts eligible for increases of up to $8,000.Greg Abbott · Austin See the Story

Board of Education reviews parcel tax renewal

District officials discussed plans to pursue a renewal of the parcel tax, used to fund programs and services in the district, at the May 13 board meeting The current parcel tax, passed in November 2020, was set at $836 per parcel, a flat fee per property, for six years, with a 2% increase each year according to PAUSD’s BoardDocs. Voters approved that tax with a 77.4% approval and district officials projected the tax would raise $16 million. Acco…Palo Alto · Palo Alto Read Article

Universities Struggle to Keep Cancer Research Afloat Amid Trump Funding Cuts

53% Center coverage: 62 sources

Harvard · United States See the Story

US terminates $60 million in Harvard grants over alleged antisemitism

42% Center coverage: 31 sources

US Politics · United States See the Story

Female Athletes Inspire Change

Junior Zoe Sherer laces up her pointe shoes, the soft satin concealing the hours of dedication, pain, and perseverance behind every graceful movement. As she prepares for another rigorous practice, she thinks of Candy Tong, a professional ballet dancer and model who has carved her own path in the industry. “She is really inspiring because of how strong of a woman she is,” Sherer said. “She is really independent and started her own business, whic…United States · United States Read Article

Waymo’s Self-Driving Taxis Gain Popularity, Optimize Safety Using AI

Junior Angelika Gera watched as her ride pulled up beside the sidewalk. It looked like a fairly normal car, except for the cameras on its side and the cylinder at the top of its head. That is a Waymo taxi, one of many in San Francisco. “It was my first time, and I wasn’t expecting it to drive that well,” Gera said. “I would say it was very, very precise (and) pretty fast.” Self-driving car company Waymo launched its self-driving taxi service las…Google · San Francisco See the Story

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