Avani Kongetira

The board approved a plan to further discuss the alignment of graduation requirements at both school sites, following a previous work group’s recommendation and a state ethnic studies graduation mandate.

In light of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, the Benefit Commission will donate all proceeds to Planned Parenthood.

After students went home from the Homecoming dance on Sept. 24 dissatisfied with the songs, we set out to find the best songs and artists for a school dance.

Everything to beware at the school.

The senior and junior class offices are organizing a “Night in the Cosmos” themed dance for this year’s prom.

After 2 years of canceled CCS, the swim team finally gets to go to the tournament

Beyond academic achievements, seniors Marcus Kuo and Andrew Cheng are also highly involved with the school, including through the music program

Beyond academic achievements, seniors Marcus Kuo and Andrew Cheng are also highly involved with the school, including through the music program

Freshman Diya Kapoor and sophomore Arushi Maheshwar, co-stage directors for the spring musical, discuss taking on a role typically reserved for upperclassmen

The senior class office and administration navigate the logistics of a graduation ceremony with a loosening of COVID-19 restrictions 

In honor of Valentine's Day, we’ve compiled a list of red flags to help you move on

“Tradition,” a primary theme in “Fiddler on the Roof,” will be heavily emphasized in the cast’s performance and set design

Nina Ann Nelson shares her experiences with pursuing singing and joining Citizen Queen

In the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, Black students notice their peers maturing and beginning to comprehend the severity of racism.

The week-long event, which will take place Jan. 24-28, will focus on the importance of student mental health.

The improvisation humor program plans to put on holiday-themed teacher vs. student shows and bring in professional training.

Disclaimer: the list varies depending on our moods. 

Actors and technical theatre students collaborate on their productions.

Despite challenges with inexperienced players, the team plans to focus on evolving together.

The seniors’ pandemic prom will feature a gourmet dinner and games  

Seniors reflect on the highs and lows of their last season of high school football.

What to do when failure looms large and seems likely.

The girls’ volleyball team has been hit with a wave of changes, from weekly COVID-19 testing to a new head coach and a season in spring instead of fall.  

Link Crew leads walking tours offering normal guidance and instruction for new COVID-19 guidelines.

 With field hockey and soccer placed in the same season, senior Gwen Oberhauser was forced to pick between her two favorite sports.

Noah’s witty storytelling makes “Born a Crime” an immensely enjoyable read that covers difficult topics such as living in poverty and overcoming the boundaries of apartheid

While balancing coaching duties and a managing position, coach Patrick Judge receives the SCVAL award for 2019-2020 Boys’ Basketball Coach of the Year.

COVID-19, systemic racism and Trump’s influence are not going away any time soon.

Dean Whellams from the 2018 Breaking Down the Walls program, along with five student and staff speakers, will be featured in the SUFC theme “Unity in Community; Hand in Hand”

The district’s conjectures on aligning the curricula should not become reality; students and staff do not need the extra pressure of more vigorous classes and moving between campuses.  

While teachers are facing several challenges, the use of new technology to simulate an in-person classroom experience has generally increased student engagement.  

Driving forces behind political divide may include prevalence of the model minority ideology and mob-mentality.

Despite the unpleasant tone of the debates, Biden stands out as the winner.

Netflix’s content and diversity overshadow its negatives: the removal of fan favorites and the controversy over “Cuties.”

Screen use has increased massively in the past few months.

From After Hours to a virtual Homecoming week, ASB has been working hard to make the most of the year  

Despite its restricted hours and steep prices, business is already booming for Tea Lyfe.

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