For many years, Menlo classrooms had a slight security problem: the narrow window providing a direct view into the room behind every door. This issue was...

This collection of stories is an online extension and reproduction of the Coat of Arms 51.5 print edition. This package includes the original articles...

Speaking to an audience of dozens of parents and faculty in Spieker Center on Thursday night, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Sameer Dholakia summed...

The most famous Menlo staff member was not well-known among students. JT Toscano, who left the school in April, worked at Menlo for 20 years in the operations...

Menlo students celebrated the final day of Eco Act Week with the annual sustainability fair, which focused on environmental solutions, during student...

This is the second article in a series of stories about the Supreme Court that will cover the influential cases from its previous term, the ongoing 2024...

If you’ve been on Instagram, you’ve likely seen people getting cold water and ice dumped on their heads and then nominating their friends to do the...

The following has been pared and edited for clarity.    Q: Many Menlo students engage in civic discussions, but often in spaces with people who...

On Sunday, April 13, the mental health advocacy organization Voices for Hope held its fourth annual concert at Menlo. Aiming to raise mental health...

Menlo’s Model UN and robotics teams recently traveled to prestigious events outside the state for the first time — Model UN attended Harvard’s annual...

The arts department plans to phase out semester-long arts elective classes and replace them with year-long classes starting with the 2025-26 school year....

Walk around campus, and chances are you’ll run into reusable red and black bowls. But some are not in the dirty dish rack of the cafeteria, where they...