By Anika Kapan, Author at The Tam News

San Quentin’s Mount Tamalpais College

By Anika Kapan • Feb 2, 2023

“Excellent academic preparation is vital to accessing the forms of social, political, economic, and cultural capital from which many have historically been excluded.”

Bolinas and Stinson Beach students face frightening commute

By Elisa Cobb • Feb 2, 2023

Commuters from Bolinas and Stinson Beach have been facing unprecedented travel times due to the coastal California storm, heavily affecting students at Tamalpais High School.

Tamalpais High School’s gender and sexuality alliance

By Caden Bernstein-Lawler • Feb 2, 2023

“It's nice because people can feel like themselves there, they don't feel like hiding this part of their identity, and it's a way for people to just open up and feel secure that they're not going to be judged.”

What are Tam clubs up to?

By Claire Lawson • Feb 2, 2023

"We make connections, and it’s really fun and I recommend coming if you have the chance.”

Bomb Threat leads to school evacuation

By Kelsey Cook • Dec 8, 2022

A bomb threat was called into Tamalpais High School on Nov. 30 at around 9:30 a.m.

The Marin City Historical and Preservation Society officially launched

By Catherine Stauffer • Nov 18, 2022

Marin City’s 80th anniversary was amplified by the announcement of The Marin City Historical and Preservation Society (MCHP) in September.

MVPD officer assaulted after responding to escalating party

By Nathan Robinson • Nov 17, 2022

The Mill Valley Police Department (MVPD) responded to the scene of a rowdy party of 100 to 200 high school students in the CVS parking lot outside of the local apartments on Ashford Avenue on Nov. 5.

Student Election Ambassador Program registers Tamalpais High School students for 2022 midterms

By Emma Pearson • Nov 17, 2022

The Marin County Department of Elections unveiled their Student Election Ambassador Program, a coalition of student volunteers serving as election ambassadors to pre-register and register young voters within their eligible high school demographic.

Tam students disrespect Latine Unidos Mercado during lunch event

By Kelsey Cook • Nov 17, 2022

During the Latine Heritage Month Mercado that was held on Oct. 14 during lunch at Tamalpais High School, there was a racist incident regarding the food served.

Possible train installation in downtown Mill Valley Depot Square

By Nathan Robinson • Nov 14, 2022

The Mill Valley City Council approved a plan to expand the Mill Valley Depot Square to the south in order to create an additional parcel encircling the redwood grove adjacent to Sunnyside Avenue. The plan was approved on Jan. 6.

Tam holds first Homecoming dance since pandemic

By Griffin Gustafson • Nov 14, 2022

Following an eventful spirit week, Tamalpais High School hosted its annual Homecoming Dance on Oct. 1. Students of all grades, dressed in their best attire, packed into the Student Center for a night full of entertainment and Tam spirit.

Food Market for Latine Heritage Month

By Lauren Felder • Nov 14, 2022

Food Markets for Latine Heritage Month are placed around the Tam High campus.