It’s no secret that Menlo is a second home to countless creative minds, from visual artists to dancers and photographers. However, there is one group...
Junior Izzy Klugman will never forget scoring that final point. The final point that won Klugman her match and crowned Menlo’s varsity girls tennis team...
As of this 2023-2024 school year, Creative Arts Director of seven years Steven Minning will step down from his broader director position to focus his attention...
The Menlo Chess Club is hosting its second chess tournament at Menlo on Dec. 2, 2023, from 1-4 p.m. in the West Gym. The tournament, organized by junior...
A late run for the Menlo girls varsity water polo team came up just short in the CCS Open Quarterfinals as the Knights fell to the St. Francis Lancers...
Jacob Reich, Social Media Director November 16, 2023
President Joe Biden should not run in the 2024 Presidential Election.
Biden is old, frail and incompetent. In 2015, the oldest president the U.S. ever...
All we had was a location and a description of an upscale Chipotle. Upon turning into the Menlo Park strip mall on Middle and El Camino, we looked to the...
Menlo was defeated by Sacred Heart 31-19 on Nov. 3 at Cartan Field in the 21st Valpo Bowl. The rivalry game marked the end of the regular season for both...
Menlo Drama has outdone itself once again with its production of the 2015 Broadway smash-hit musical “Something Rotten”, which opened last Friday night....
The student council has downsized by making changes to committees. In previous years, each committee coordinator had their own committee of students. This...
Asher Darling, Assistant Sports Editor October 31, 2023
Menlo’s varsity volleyball team prevailed over rival Sacred Heart in three straight sets on Tuesday, Oct. 17. The effort was spearheaded by the team’s...
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