By Tom Bequette, Staff Writer // The men’s lacrosse team opened up their season with a thorough drubbing of Las Lomas 14-3 on Friday night, which the two teams played in honor […]
Men’s Lacrosse Blows Out Las Lomas in Honor of Collin Jeffries
Women’s Basketball Season Comes to an End in NCS Playoffs
By Ryan Owens, Online Sports Editor // The women’s basketball team fought to the bitter end Friday night, but could not outlast visiting Redwood in the second round of the North Coast […]
Students Learn the Ins and Outs of Running for Office From AUHSD Governing Board Member Bob Hockett
By Stella Heo, Staff Writer // Posters, flyers, and signs litter the streets of Lafayette, each publicizing different political candidates and measures. Even in front of Acalanes High School, pedestrians, commuters, parents, […]
Recognizing the contributions of Black Americans for more than just one month
By Jaedyn Boynton, Contributing Columnist // From Michael Jordan and Maya Angelou, to music and the civil rights movement, American history isn’t history without recognizing the role that Black people have played […]
Girl’s Basketball Destroys Las Lomas on Senior Night
By Shrida Pandey, Staff Writer The women’s basketball team crushed Las Lomas 75-38 last Friday night to capture their second consecutive undefeated Diablo Athletic League (DAL) championship. Before tipoff, seniors Kaylee Pond, Lauren […]
Lindsay Wildlife Museum Begins Fund in Honor of Gary Bogue
By Sabrina Agazzi, Staff Writer // Since Gary Bogue founded it in 1955, the Lindsay Wildlife Museum in Walnut Creek has provided countless animals the chance to survive and thrive in a […]
Home Invasions: Lamorinda Worried about Wave of Violent Crimes
By Catherine Lomond and Liam McGlynn, Staff Writers // Lafayette maintains the reputation of a safe, family-friendly city. Families from all over the state and nation move to Lafayette to live the […]
The False Alarms Continue: Shelter in Place Alarm Mistakenly Triggered
By Kayli Harley, Staff Writer // Acalanes students and teachers are accustomed to false fire alarms blaring at random on campus, but when a monotone voice came over the loudspeaker on Monday […]
Flour Babies 2020
// From Monday, Feb. 3 to Friday, Feb. 7, senior psychology students were responsible for taking care of flour babies. Learn about their experience below!
Leadership Hosts Voter Registration Drive for Acalanes Seniors
By Emerson Brown, Staff Writer // Since data became available, youth voters have consistently voted the least. Regardless of whether the election is a midterm, primary, or general election, 18 to 29-year-olds […]
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