Love is confusing, and so is Materialists. Celine Song’s sophomore flick follows an all-business matchmaker (Dakota Johnson) who finds herself caught in the middle of her very own love triangle. She ...

Read about the eight seniors’ third-quarter responses here. One of the most outstanding principles about families is that of unconditional love—support provided not from a need for self-benefit, but ...

Seniors gathered to celebrate their many achievements at Seniors Awards Night on Wednesday night. The school also honored 14 juniors for their outstanding abilities in various subject areas. The night ...

As the school year comes to an end, freshmen understand an unspoken rule: lunch on the Green is for upperclassmen. For some underclassmen, just walking through it makes them feel like everyone is ...

“The first couple of years as an administrator are really tough and overwhelming. You’re thinking every week, ‘I can’t do this anymore. I can’t wait until the school year is over,’” former M-A ...

Nestled in the back corner of Palo Alto’s Town and Country Village lies a humble, modern Thai-inspired chicken joint. Roost & Roast is known for its crispy, delicate Hat-Yai style chicken, a popular ...

Early in the morning, M-A bathrooms are full of students doing their makeup in the mirror in preparation for the day ahead. For many, makeup is more than just a part of their routine—it’s a confidence ...

Upperclassmen gathered at San Francisco City Hall to attend Leadership’s Met Gala Gilded Regency Prom last Friday night. The venue was fully decorated with colorful disco lights and a red carpet.

The South San Francisco Library hosted their ninth annual Small Press Comics Expo on Saturday, as a part of the Peninsula Libraries Comic Arts Fest, inviting families from across the Bay Area to ...

This is the 96th article in Bears Doing Big Things, a weekly column celebrating the stories of notable M-A alumni. Michael Farzi ’11 is an executive officer at the World Health Organization, ...

Eileen is a senior in her third year of journalism. She enjoys writing the Businesses without Borders column and covering environmental issues in her community. When she is not writing, you can find ...

When I found out my freshman Biology class would be dissecting a pig, I was appalled. Not only did it sound disgusting, but it contradicted my moral values. The methods of obtaining animals for ...