“Welcome to Boston!” Parent volunteers and OHS staff members exclaimed as they greeted students in the Sonesta Hotel and handed them their name tags and Homecoming 2024 T-shirts.  From Friday to...

In collaboration with Stanford DCI (Distinguished Careers Institute) Writes, Stanford OHS’s Writing and Tutoring Center is announcing the second year of their short story contest. The competition has...

It’s October, and the season of Halloween is upon us! This year, Stanford OHS is celebrating the event in a number of ways, and many societies and clubs are holding additional Halloween-themed gatherings.   Halloween...

Stanford Online High School is known for its academic rigor, with its classes not only covering a broad amount of topics each, but also going into unique depth. At OHS, the standard workload for a full-time...

“We don't want to say that we struggle with making friends…as teens, we are a bit self-conscious about that,” says student Paul Eastlund Estrada (‘27). At some point in our lives, we’ll all struggle...

Old apartment complexes and modern skyscrapers line the scaffolded streets of Central, Hong Kong. Restaurants of foreign cuisine and traditional temples stand side by side. In the smoke of traffic and...

More than 800 members of the Stanford OHS community gathered to celebrate the 2024 Pixel Gathering & Graduation (PGGW) event, held from June 7 to 9 on the Stanford University campus. Composed of a...

On April 23rd, the Federal Trade Commission introduced a ban on most existing and all future non-compete agreements. This development has sent shockwaves through the labor market, as employers look to...

When Noor Azam-Naseeruddin (‘24) took on its leadership, the Muslim Student Alliance (MSA) was still budding, the bridges of community still waiting to be built. Azam-Naseeruddin wanted to elevate the...

The World Health Organization defines mental health as the “state of well-being in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively...

The United States Dollar has been the dominant currency of the world for the past 80 years. It is used in 88% of foreign exchange transactions and takes up 59% of all foreign exchange reserves, making...

Last Saturday, March 9th, was a historical day for SAT test-takers: the first fully-digital test was administered. The digital SAT, run through CollegeBoard’s software Bluebook, is the culmination of...