Palo Alto High School's Social Activism Publication
Caitlin Ko (Class of 2028) joined Anthro in her sophomore year. In her free time, she enjoys dancing and reading.
Sebastian Tung (Class of 2028) joined Anthro in his sophomore year to gain a better understanding of social activism. In his free time, he enjoys playing baseball, reading, and working out.
Joyce Ma (Class of 2027) joined Anthro in her junior year. In her free time, she enjoys swimming, reading, and folding origami.
Raging with age
More than meets the eyebrow
District swaps in four principals for the fall
Former school board candidate Nicole Chiu-Wang announces she won’t run this time
Rewriting textbooks to represent students
Boba Guys employees' attempt to unionize met with unemployment
Youth Climate Advisory Board advances sustainability efforts
Who's in? Who's out? Inclusion in history
![Former Palo Alto Unified School District school board candidate and Pathwise (formerly Dreamcatchers) Executive Director Nichole Chiu-Wang speaks on Thursday at a Q&A session to The Paly Incubator class at Palo Alto High School. According to Chiu-Wang, Pathwise is launching a new summer certification program. High school students can still mentor middle schoolers as a volunteer. “We [Pathwise] are very excited to be doing that, because we want to make sure that our high schoolers feel empowered to be leaders,” Chiu-Wang said. “I truly believe that through volunteering or through being of service, or through mentorship and those relationships you form, not only are we creating a sense of belonging for our middle school students, but also for our volunteers.”](https://anthromagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/guesdt-speaker-4-178x300.jpg)
