By Wesley Slavin and Athos Oliveira, Author at The Tam News

Administration shortens lunch time

By Wesley Slavin and Athos Oliveira • Oct 25, 2021

A change in Tam's schedule has seen an increase in tardies among students.

Editorial: Running From Climate Change

Oct 14, 2021

Class disparities will continue to be emphasized as California faces the effects of climate change.

A Survey of the Class of 2021

By Logan Little and Leah Kennedy • Jun 8, 2021

The Tam News surveyed seniors before and after the return to in-person learning. This is what they said ...

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t

By Amelia Sandgren • Apr 15, 2021

It’s worth it to take a second and consider that not all women choose their hobbies based on men.

Skate Culture

By Kennedy Enlowsmith • Feb 24, 2021

The history of skate culture and its impact on Marin today.

Editorial: The emotional impact of distance learning

Feb 6, 2021

In addition to its commonly cited academic pitfalls, the student body seems to be experiencing emotional distress at the hands of at-home education.

Profile: Psychedelic Rock Band Moon Jams

By Cal Peterson • Dec 5, 2020

Seniors Colin Bender, Jamie Spencer, and Jake Mclaughlin give us an insight into their psychedelic rock/alt/psychedelic country band.

RBG’s Impact on the Tam Community

By Emily Stull • Nov 3, 2020

An analysis of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's life and influence on our lives today.

The Charitable Market

By Claudia Epsha • Nov 2, 2020

Tam student-founded non-profit, The Charitable Market, sells goods from Marin youth artists/creators.

Golden Gate Village files lawsuit against Marin Housing Authority in midst of renovation controversy

By Logan Little • Aug 15, 2020

GGV is accusing the authority of deliberate negligence designed to push out Black and low-income residents.

Why I don’t drive

By Natalia Whitaker • Apr 12, 2020

When you sit behind the wheel, you become responsible for your life, your passengers’ lives, and the lives of other drivers.

Mill Valley residents howl in support of essential COVID-19 workers

By Skye Schoenhoeft • Mar 31, 2020

The howl started with a Nextdoor post by resident Hugh Kuhn suggesting that Mill Valley should participate in the #Solidarityat8 campaign, a movement to support essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic.