We need to step back and evaluate the performative, one-time events and the squeamishness around talking about our problems. We’re all struggling; let’s face it together.

Foot traffic has largely returned after sales dipped at the beginning of the pandemic, although pandemic trepidation and restrictions on sampling still stunt business

COVID-19 isn’t the only disease you want to avoid catching as a second semester senior; with these tips, hopefully you can combat senioritis as well!

Annie Xu discusses a wide range of topics that college and high school students experience, hoping to help listeners “find the calm within the chaos.”

The course will be paired as an alternative to World Geography.

Tests will be administered in three different sessions ranging from early May to June.

A basic guide to fantasy soccer and what to expect for the upcoming season.

Individuals all over the district have been working together to galvanize sexual assault and harassment reform they believe has been lacking within schools.

Despite the disappointment that came with beginning high school in a completely virtual setting, the Class of 2024 remains optimistic

Seniors reflect on the many events that have been canceled or postponed this semester.

M-SET outreach team members taught incoming fourth and fifth graders software skills over Zoom to prepare them for the First Lego League competition.

The CZU Lightning Complex spans a growing total of over 67,000 acres as of Sunday morning and has forced several staff members, among thousands of other Santa Cruz residents, to evacuate.