Due to the recent influx of COVID-19 Omicron cases popping up around campus, Campolindo announced in a mass email to students that N95 masks would be distributed and available in the Main Quad 15 minutes before school from January 13 through January 18. This is among a series of other precautionary...

2022 has officially begun, and 1 thing people can surely look forward to is the release of some of the most highly anticipated movies. These movies range from Marvel action films to reboots of old classics, including a film option for everyone. In The Claw’s opinion, here are the top upcoming movies...

Printable Poetry Zine         Editor's Note: In "Implementing Critical Race Theory Essential for Campus Equity," the artwork's credit was incorrect. The artist is staff illustrator Haelee Chung (she/her), not Ashley Xu (she/her). In "Campo Library's 50th Anniversary...

CONTENT WARNING: This article discusses details of police violence. A 2014 graduate of Las Lomas High School and a Walnut Creek native, Miles Hall was greatly involved in the Lamorinda community. In his free time, Hall enjoyed playing music, riding his bike, and studying the bible with his grandmother....

The feeling of being ignored by administration is not a randomly occurring, or rare, event at Campolindo. Whether you talk with graduated alumni who have distanced themselves from high school, or with current students on campus, the narrative of feeling unheard by administrators remains consistent. Of...