Joelle Chien and Christina Kan

January 15, 2019 • No Comments

“I didn’t understand how all of the people who would want to take AP Spanish Language and Culture would fit into one class,” sophomore Lilli Eller said, recalling the moment her...

Allison Jou and Christina Johnson

January 12, 2019 • 1 Comment

The hardest part about Lowell High School special education teacher Stephen Torres Esquer’s job isn’t working with his students, it’s educating others who don’t understand and...

Anna Kaplan

December 14, 2018 • 1 Comment

Glass whiteboards, private conference/study rooms, additional power outlets and a sound-reinforced multi-purpose room for podcast production are four of the new features that will be...

Crystal Chan, Reporter

November 14, 2018 • No Comments

The 2018 midterm election results have been announced. As high school students, it is important to stay informed about the decisions that are made by San Francisco voters. Below is...

Sofia Woo, Opinions Editor

December 4, 2018

  Sofia Woo Although there’s still another semester of school to get through, it’s time to start thinking about summer...

Allison Dummel, Opinions Editor

October 12, 2018

Lowell is filled to the brim with amazing teachers, but reaching out to them can be intimidating. However, doing so can have long-term benefits,...

Allison Jou and Olivia Sohn

October 5, 2018

Lowell is a huge school, and sometimes that can be overwhelming. Which printer do I use? Where can I go if I’m having a terrible day?...

Kate Green, Reporter

January 16, 2019

At the beginning of each school year, I am often asked to share an unexpected fact about myself with the class. I watch as the cliché icebreaker works its way across...

Oliva Sohn and Susan Wong

January 16, 2019

Dear readers of The Lowell, Anyone who lives in San Francisco knows that each neighborhood is vastly different from the next. Walking through the city can feel surreal:...

Amy Marcopulos, Illustrator

January 16, 2019

Amy Marcopulos