In the spring of 1963, the Topeka school board wrote a letter to black elementary school teachers informing them of an unfortunate reality: if the Supreme Court ruled in favor of integration, they would...

There is a phenomenon happening across the nation in restaurants, coffee shops, and malls. Friends are hanging out and ping! One friend pulls out her phone. As her fingers race across the screen, she apologizes...

On February 6, 2023, a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake and thousands of intense aftershocks shook the border between southeast Türkiye (formerly known as Turkey) and northwest Syria. The initial quake...

As winter sports come to an end this month, the Granada High wrestling team closes out the season as No. 1 in the East Bay Athletic League (EBAL) and No. 3 in the North Coast Section (NCS). All around,...

Humanities and Liberal Arts majors have been in a “crisis” for as long as they have been around. Their so-called decline has been tracked by scientists and academics alike since the 1920s. However,...

Brightly glowing lanterns, colorfully ornamented lion and dragon symbols, and lucky red firecrackers festooned the Bay Area in its annual Lunar New Year celebrations. For many East and Southeast Asian...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year and with that comes holiday shopping. Every year, the day after Thanksgiving is a time for deals galore with the shopaholics' favorite holiday: Black Friday....

Going to a foreign country and leaving everything and everyone you know behind seems like a scary experience, but for foreign exchange students, it’s an exciting opportunity to experience a new country,...

With aspirations to make our school and community more sustainable and environmentally friendly, the Green Team Club works to empower students through volunteering and activism that partners with local...

This past Sunday, November 6, at 2 am, the clocks “fell back” an hour for people across California and 47 other states as we finally returned to Standard Time, and many experts tell us to stay this...

There are a couple places in the world that humanity is forbidden to venture into if they want to come out unscathed: the Bermuda Triangle, Area 51, and page 2 of Google. But amongst all the competitors,...

On October 13, 2022, five Granada students were named as National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists, representing the top 1 percent of scores on the PSAT/NMSQT last year. Each year over 3.5 million students...