Sophie Penn delivers a broadcast editorial on unethical citizen journalism at the Milo Yiannopoulos protest.

San Francisco did what San Francisco always does. When it was announced that Patriot Prayer, an Oregon-based group claiming to promote free speech, would be coming to San Francisco to protest only...

Rain sprinkled down on San Francisco City Hall as 500 protesters lit candles to stand in solidarity with Charlottesville, Virginia. As the wind blew signs across the park, citizens stepped forward to share...

Sophie Penn reports on the Charlottesville counter-protest at San Francisco City Hall.

Sophie Penn reports on the student-organized inner tube water polo activity after school.

Sophie Penn reports on how dancers, choreographers, and stagehands prepare for the dance show.

The opinions expressed on the Facebook page stem from the misinformation of the articles published.

Sophie Penn reports on Julia Kelly's extracurricular activity.

Sophie Penn reports on the Village Drive apartment fire and how the Belmont community is working together to help the victims.

Sophie Penn reports on Carlmont's Robotics Team as they enter their final days of build season.

Sophie Penn reports on the protest at San Francisco International Airport.

Protesters returned to San Francisco International Airport (SFO), on Jan. 29, for the second consecutive day to protest the Trump Administration's ban on immigrants and travelers entering the country from...

Sophie Penn reports on the El Camino Real protest of the presidential inauguration.

Sophie Penn reports on the peaceful rally held during fifth period at Carlmont.

This is one of the most controversial elections in American history, and instead of bringing us together, it’s driving us apart. Rather than openly hating on each other, we need to unite and remember...

Sophie Penn reports on how marginalized communities plan to move forward in the wake of the election.

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Sophie Penn reports on the annual Save the Music festival.

Sophie Penn reports on Carlmont's Clubs Fair.

Sophie Penn reports on Redwood City's AYSO VIP Soccer program.

Carlmont's student cheering section, the Screaming Scots, is different from other schools'. With one award under their belt, the screaming scots started the new school year off strong. On Friday, Carlmont...

Friday marked the completion of phase one of the ongoing construction up in the T and U wing of campus. A ceremony was held in honor of contributors to the project, where all attendees signed the final...

On Aug. 26, Carlmont varsity football lost to the Aragon Dons 57-23 in their season opener. In the first quarter, the Dons easily scored three touchdowns against the Scots. Senior VA Wilson scored...

Celebration Assembly brings back bedtime stories 1 ASB's Celebration Assembly art inspired by students' childhood stories 1 Scot Center takes a look at Spirit Week finale...

As students walk into Carlmont during the week of May 16 through 20, many are dressed in outfits that would normally stand out in a crowd. However, these goofy or crazy outfits are the norm during Carlmont...

With graduation just around the corner, the juniors and underclassmen of Carlmont have mixed feeling about this year's senior class leaving.

Carlmont welcomed the last day before Spring Break with a school-wide dress-up day with the theme of Aloha. The intent was to raise spirit and energy on campus, while embracing the new season. However,...

On Friday, April 22, various clubs at Carlmont worked with ASB's Culture Commission to organize an after-school carnival for the student body. Clubs promoted themselves while selling food, giving out information,...

On Monday, author Julie Lythcott-Haims came to Carlmont High School to speak at a school-wide assembly. She addressed topics of overprotective parents, unnecessary stress about college, and the importance...

Social media and entertainment continue to portray high school as four years of varsity jackets, school rallies, and cliques. However, Middle College provides a contrast to what has come to be seen as...

Students fill out anonymous compliments for their friends during lunchtime in the quad.

Sophomore Mackenzie O'Connell works diligently on her English homework.

Feminine products are displayed under the "women's health" aisle at Target and similar stores.

The bell rings, signaling the beginning of lunch. As Carlmont students trickle out of their classes for lunch, many walk past C hall. These students notice a table stationed by the boys bathroom, covered...

Rivalry. Every year the football game between Sequoia High School and Carlmont elicits passion from both sides. For the final home game of the season, Carlmont students participated in a white-out. On...

Rumors have been flying around campus as to whether or not the block schedule used for Smarter Balanced testing will be implemented permanently next year. Although many students have strong feelings...

Carlmont students are being asked to donate something that can save lives: their blood. According to the American Red Cross, one donation of blood can save up to three lives. ASB’s Human Relations...

After multiple weeks of students not being able to access Snapchat through the school Wi-Fi, the firewall against the app has been removed. A few weeks into the school year, students realized that Snapchat...