Anthro Magazine

Palo Alto High School's Social Activism Publication

Anthro Magazine

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News
New coastal cleanup incentives for volunteers
October 23, 2025
UC Berkeley criticized for Trump cooperation
October 23, 2025
RV's line the east end of Embarcadero road in Palo Alto.
Homelessness doubles in Palo Alto
October 21, 2025
New anti-ICE bill faces federal pushback
New anti-ICE bill faces federal pushback
October 20, 2025
CHALKING CHANGE. A rainbow chalked crosswalk sits across from Paly’s Churchill entrance. One Palo Alto resident who participated in the chalking said it was done to support LGBTQ+ students. “This just felt like a happy thing that we could do that could hopefully bring a smile to some students faces,” the participant said. Photo: Anonymous
Activists paint street with pride
October 11, 2025
Features
RALLYING FOR PEACE Community members gather in Downtown Palo Alto at a Stand Up For Science and Sanity rally.
Redrawing the lines
October 12, 2025
Roblox under fire
Roblox under fire
October 9, 2025
High school junior, Leila Berman walks in the dense plantations scattering fertilizer. She takes in the beauty of the plants while replenishing them for the future.
From soil to sip
June 5, 2025
Across the board: a national attack against trans rights
Across the board: a national attack against trans rights
June 5, 2025
Members of the BayArea FrontRunners walk together as they reminisce about their week. Many of them have been friends for over 10 years.
Pride in every stride
June 5, 2025
Perspectives
OPINION: The blame game
OPINION: The blame game
May 27, 2025
Art by Vivian Tang
OPINION: Yes, you are a feminist!
May 22, 2025
Art by Salem Coyle
Protect cultural spaces
May 5, 2025
Fight for freedom or let the voices fade
Fight for freedom or let the voices fade
April 17, 2025
Verbatim: What are your thoughts on the presidential inauguration?
Verbatim: What are your thoughts on the presidential inauguration?
March 24, 2025
Meet Some Anthroids!
Xander Yap
Xander Yap
Staff Writer

Xander Yap (Class of 2026) joined Anthro in his sophomore year. He enjoys speech and debate and running in his free time.

Joy Tan
Joy Tan
Staff Writer

Joy Tan (class of 2026) joined Anthro in her junior year and enjoys taking photos, going on adventures with friends and hiking.

Joyce Ma
Joyce Ma
Staff Writer

Joyce Ma (Class of 2027) joined Anthro in her junior year. In her free time, she enjoys swimming, reading, and folding origami.

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New anti-ICE bill faces federal pushback

New anti-ICE bill faces federal pushback

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RV's line the east end of Embarcadero road in Palo Alto.

Homelessness doubles in Palo Alto

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CHALKING CHANGE. A rainbow chalked crosswalk sits across from Paly’s Churchill entrance. One Palo Alto resident who participated in the chalking said it was done to support LGBTQ+ students. “This just felt like a happy thing that we could do that could hopefully bring a smile to some students faces,” the participant said. Photo: Anonymous

Activists paint street with pride

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Rishi Kumar, a congressional candidate for CA-16, speaking to community leaders at the HAF (Hindu American Foundation) Gala.

Four questions with congressional hopeful Rishi Kumar

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RALLYING FOR PEACE Community members gather in Downtown Palo Alto at a Stand Up For Science and Sanity rally.

Redrawing the lines

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Stanford newspaper sues the Trump administration

Stanford newspaper sues the Trump administration

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Local activists fighting for community progress

Local activists fighting for community progress

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Palo Alto Environment and Medicine Club members Anika Deshpande and Avroh Shah meet with district board member Shana Segal. The club was one of many student climate activist groups advocating for the Palo Alto Unified School District to hire a sustainability program manager. “This is important because it not only shows that our hard work made a difference but it is a start to hopefully something that encourages student voices,” Deshpande said. Photo by Tessa Berney.

Students advocate for sustainability position

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