Student Musicians Storm the Stage in M-A’s 20th Annual Battle of the Bands Huraman Orujov May 14, 2024 123Next ...

We’re all getting older—including our favorite artists. Ariana Grande is seeing love from a wiser perspective, and Zach Bryan is reconciling with the effects of his tough childhood. Tyler, the Creator ...

While most students open their laptops to Canvas’ boring maroon and white, some have found ways to change colors, fonts, and patterns to create a personalized Canvas screen. Want to know how to add ...

Celine was a journalist for the M-A Chronicle from 2022-25. In her senior year, she served as Editor-in-Chief and was on the Editorial Board. Her feature on Mayor Antonio López was a finalist for ...

This story is the first in a two-part series about our new Administrative Vice Principals. Jessica Magallanes, one of our two new Administrative Vice Principals, is fully prepared to bring positivity ...

After publication of this article, the Chronicle reported on a board meeting that erupted over this Ethnic Studies lesson and a Public Records Act request that asked for emails and materials relating ...

Grade: C Cage the Elephant released their sixth studio album, Neon Pill, last Friday. It’s been five years since the Kentucky-based alt-rock band released their last album, Social Cues, and, in Neon ...

“If I had it my way, I would never take the bus. But I have no choice,” junior Eva Ama said. For many students like Ama, skipping the SamTrans bus isn’t an option. M-A serves five different cities, ...

Many books are banned in schools when they contain sexual content, offensive terminology, violence, use of illegal substances, or political content. The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by ...

The New York Times has steadily built an impressive collection of games on its platform, now offering nine unique puzzles for players to enjoy. These games vary in difficulty, style, and skills ...

“We’re not a secret organization, we’re just an organization with secrets,” Bill Biddell said. Biddell, an older man wearing a Hawaiian shirt, is the secretary of the Menlo Park Masonic Lodge #651.

With red velvet curtains, patterned carpets sprinkled with popcorn kernels, and a dazzling marquee, University Avenue’s Stanford Theatre is a timeless relic of culture and history. The Theatre opened ...