The bright red letters pop out from the white and gray exterior of the building, beckoning you in as you walk through the glass doors and into the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s (SFMOMA’s) maze...

When most people think of the word “sanctuary,” they think of safety, a place to take refuge in the midst troubled times. But for some, sanctuary is much more than that–it’s a policy, one that...

The audience’s quiet chatters silence and as the curtains are drawn back and the dimmed lights slowly illuminate the stage. The instrumental music of the opening song starts playing in the background,...

Most days, Saketh Gurram (12) is itching to get on the field and play football. However, it was not always this way. Freshman year, green to the Harker football team, Saketh was not the seasoned player...

Strings of four different colors weave together in a chevrolet pattern around my right ankle. The strands of navy blue, cream white, light pink and bright green thread form the anklet that sits right above...

For Varun Baldwa (12), helping other people around him has been his focus and passion, and he tries to volunteer as much as possible to assist others. “I started a nonprofit called Kidz Kode to teach...

Leader, learner, businessman and friend, senior Lucas Wang has lived the past four years without regrets. Lucas is currently combining his interest in learning and entrepreneurship by working on creating...

Have you seen the senior with the green-blue dip dyed hair? That is Sarah Gonzales. Most of the time, you can find her in the robotics lab because ever since 8th grade, Sarah Gonzalez’s (12) life has...

In freshman year, after years as an altar-server at his church, Joseph Krackeler (12) told his mom that he wanted to quit. He didn’t want to be the oldest one there, and he felt like he had outgrown...