On a sunny day in the middle of the Presidio, Advanced Placement Art History students studied Spire, a 90-foot sculpture by Scottish land artist Andy Goldsworthy. With the Senior Class gone on retreats,...

Kendra Harvey Video Editor While most high school students’ summers involve family trips and internships, junior Clara Phipps will be exhibiting her artwork in galleries along the West Coast. Phipps...

The San Francisco Municipal Transit Agency plans to launch an app this summer that will allow Muni riders to pay fares with iPhone and Android smartphones. “We’re always looking for ways to increase...

  Aoife Devereux Website Editor Starting second semester the History of Rock elective returned to the curriculum giving  students the opportunity to listen to the evolution of music within...

Julia-Rose Kibben Reporter Tartuffe, a French comedy by Moliére, will be performed by a coed cast this evening at 7 p.m. in the Syufy Theatre. The production has a punk rock influence, which is incorporated...

Alice Jones Food Columnist Seattle-style teriyaki has made its way to the Bay Area and moved to the corner of Fillmore and Polk streets. Swinging its doors open late last month, Glaze was met with...

Rebecca Siegel Design Editor Urban street photography can offer a unique, unbiased window into the daily lives of city inhabitants as well as poignant commentary on the cultural and political...

Alice Jones Reporter Convent girls are blessed and cursed to have four bakeries specializing in cupcakes within walking distance of school. A rich, sugary and moist cupcake sounds like the perfect...

Alice Jones Reporter Southern comfort food is a rare find on the organic-slow-food West Coast, but San Francisco is lucky to have a handful of soul food places, and one happens to be not too far from...