Once you start swiping, you can’t stop. Anyone with social media knows the feeling of scrolling for what feels like hours, ...

While many kids struggled with isolation during the pandemic, 12-year-old Jacob Heller faced a more personal challenge: his ...

The thunder of applause erupts, the stage lights turn dark, and the curtain drops. “CMONT!” the seniors shout. “YOU KNOW!” ...

Ranum—and it was also her whole life. Every day, from right after school until well past the sun had set, she eagerly danced ...

Local opposition efforts stall affordable housing development in San Francisco as residents and local policymakers stall ...

When one thinks of America, it’s natural to picture its rich collection of cultures and its array of diverse perspectives and languages. However, the cultural and linguistic heritage of Native ...

Annabel Chia (class of 2024) is the Features Managing editor for Scot Scoop and is passionate about creating an impact through journalism. She especially enjoys exploring different elements of ...

Alyssa Bish is a senior (2025) and a current photojournalist and editor for Scot Scoop. This is her third year in the journalism program and she is super excited to continue taking pictures for this ...

That is how many entered United States shelters and rescues in 2023, according to Shelter Animals Count (SAC). Yet, people still buy their pets from breeders and stores. Ethical issues have plagued ...

The posters fluttered in the wind. They were placed all over town; on poles, in schools, and in neighborhoods. They were designed and printed to perfection, considered art, even. The dull red color ...

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet: the rainbow. But what if that wasn’t it? Sophomore Ryan Evert experiences a different kind of rainbow. Where others see a sharp distinction ...

Leher Kawadia is a sophomore at Carlmont High School and is a first-year media arts student. She enjoys swimming, drawing, and baking. She is looking forward to creating cartoons this year and hopes ...