With the accessibility of artificial intelligence (AI) resources for high school students becoming increasingly overwhelming, the ability to learn through traditional methods is endangered. Despite...

With the 2025-26 school year entering its final months, the focus at Carlmont is shifting toward the rigorous review process required for the upcoming Advanced Placement (AP) exams. As the exams cover...

After several code of conduct violations at the state competition, the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) organization has placed the Carlmont DECA chapter on official probation, jeopardizing...

This year's art exhibition at Carlmont put months of student creativity on display, attracting large crowds with a variety of paintings, ceramics, digital art, and mixed-media pieces. Although Carlmont’s...

By 8 p.m., Minsun Kim was usually half-asleep. After over a decade of working in tech, late nights meant nothing but exhaustion. However, this night was different. She was wide awake in a cramped New York...

Carlmont students and staff are kicking off the spring semester by ramping up preparations for the school musical, "Anything Goes." With the holiday season over and opening night approaching quickly,...

With final exams ending and free time finally opening up, holiday movies have become the topic of conversation for students settling into winter break. The winter season is a busy time for many, especially...

The latest wave of viral online trends is redefining the way self-expression looks among students, from the way they dress to the music they enjoy. The algorithm-driven cycle of online trends has prompted...

Daniel Caesar, a popular R&B artist, surprised fans with a series of free, spontaneous pop-up performances across the United States and Canada. The surprise shows, which Caesar announced just hours...