“Grey’s Anatomy.” “Chicago Med.” “The Good Doctor.” “The Resident.” Many medical dramas have surfaced over the years, but the HBO Original series and Emmy-winner “The Pitt” stands...

   This past summer, 2025 Pinewood graduate Kathleen Xie, senior Kyle Ma, and junior Aaron Xie won first place at the Botball International Tournament in Oklahoma, competing under the Los Altos Community...

   The Pinewood Tech Club is launching two innovative projects this year: a new app that detects the availability of electric vehicle chargers as well as major improvements to a website where Pinewood...

Pinewood got a tasty new addition to their club offerings this year when seniors Trevor Chin and Jacob Young helped junior founder Kyle Ma launch the Culinary Collective. The cooking club hosts weekly...

Last month, Upper Campus computer science teacher Christine Tran received the Sarah D. Barder Fellowship Award for her work in teaching computer science to students over the past 20 years. It was created...

Pinewood Robotics has been thriving under the leadership of the Class of 2025’s seniors for the past school year. The program has grown considerably while they have been in charge, and the effects of...

Recently, there has been a notable rise in the number of Pinewood students gravitating towards STEM majors. While STEM occupations are often associated with higher salaries and job market demand, most...

   The gender gap in any coding environment is massive, which can make it difficult for some to find their place and thrive within the industry. We Who Code works towards bridging that gap.    Junior...

   You may have noticed students peering under rocks and searching in the trees to take pictures of birds, bugs, plants, and other organisms around Pinewood’s Upper Campus. Every year, the 11th grade...

   The concept of artificial intelligence in the workforce is often framed through a simplistic standpoint of “human versus machine.” However, I believe what many fail to understand is that AI is...

   Waymos: the cars that navigate through city streets 24/7 without ever needing to stop for a lunch break. While humans are prone to distractions, human errors, and road rage, Waymos are constantly...

   Pinewood’s Audio/Video Productions class is a visual arts elective offered to grades 10-12 that teaches students the skills for filming and editing videos. Teacher of the course Rob Bergenstock...