"Others have seen what is and asked why. I have seen what could be and asked why not," said painter Pablo Picasso. Like Picasso articulated, artists use their work to push boundaries and explore new...

Carlmont’s varsity baseball team fought through a close game against Sequoia, eventually winning 1-0 with a walk-off in the seventh inning. Before the game, Carlmont’s senior athletes were acknowledged...

The Scots triumphed over the Aragon Dons after an unexpected secure campus disrupted the teams and delayed the meet. Carlmont dominated the rescheduled meet, with boys varsity winning 92-78, girls varsity...

Carlmont's varsity badminton team took down San Mateo in an overwhelming victory, barely giving them a chance to fight back. The Scots managed to win 27-3, only giving up one loss in a girls doubles...

Carlmont’s swim team dove into the start of a new season with an intrasquad meet to foster team spirit and competition. On Feb. 18, all of Carlmont swim split into two teams, Blue and Gray, and competed...

Carlmont's girls varsity soccer team overwhelmed the Capuchino Mustangs with a score of 7-0 on Jan. 28. Prior to the game, the Scots had a record of 4-0 and were at the top of their league. The Mustangs,...

A Runner’s Mind hosted a 5 kilometer race and breakfast, creating an opportunity for people to start their Thanksgiving holiday strong. Thursday’s race, also called 2021 ARM (A Runner’s Mind) Gobble...

San Francisco’s Union Square has begun to see new transformations, inviting visitors to skate into the holiday season. These transformations include the construction of an artificial tree and a new...

According to Bio Med Central, Americans send about 85% of their clothes directly to landfills, about 3.8 billion pounds annually.  Amid concerns for the environment, consumers have started to put more...

The San Carlos city council intends to transform the downtown area in an effort to increase community engagement. The city of San Carlos looks to change Laurel Street and its adjacent cross streets...