“Curieus” Students Spread Passion for STEM
Curieus, named after Nobel Prize laureate Marie Curie, is a student-driven non-profit that empowers students at the Boys and Girls Club through science and technology.
Author : Isabella Montoya
Bella is a senior and this is her first year writing for the Chronicle. She likes writing about students and their stories, as well as projects affecting M-A. She hopes to improve her writing skills and inspire others about community involvement.
Boys Basketball Defeats Rival Menlo While Playing for a Purpose
The Menlo Knights fell to the M-A Boys Varsity Basketball this Saturday after a 52-31 blowout. However, the game wasn’t just about shouting “start the
Opinion: A Message to the Canned Food Drive Haters
Every November marks the start of a new M-A canned food drive. As with any large event, it never comes without controversy. Some believe that
Anna Eshoo Awards Anna Quinlan After Winning the Congressional App Challenge
All photo credit to Anna Quinlan. Today on M-A Today, U.S. Congresswoman Anna Eshoo awarded senior Anna Quinlan after winning the Congressional App Challenge. This
Opinion: Home is Where the Heart is, Not the Homework
As a 17 year old senior in high school, I am fully confident in proclaiming: I have pretty much never done homework in my room.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Humanitarians
Seniors Alicia Letvin and Sophia Longo are inspiring the next generation of young humanitarians through selling original merchandise. They started their non-profit Next Gen Humanitarians
Planting the Seed of Community: The Belle Haven Garden
Started back in February 2015, the Belle Haven Community Garden is up and running, with the help of several Menlo Atherton students. Sophia Bailey and
Reclaiming the Fame: M-A’s 12th Man Club
With the 2018-2019 football season in full swing, Menlo-Atherton’s most spirited students are rallying together to pump up the fans. However, this year’s squad is
M-A’s Bathroom Diversity
While M-A has made serious improvements on campus bathrooms as of late, many problems are still left up in the air. When will the administration