Daphne Liu

SHSTV looks at recent sports events and offers a preview of the Winter Formal dance. SHSTV also examines the controversy over athletes kneeling during the National Anthem.

SHSTV covers presents its Dog of the Week feature, recaps spring sports, reviews an eatery and promotes a trip to Costa Rica  

SHSTV asks students: what needs to be fixed at the school? It explores the difficulties of getting to school on Highway 17 for teachers and staff and what the weather will be next week. Finally, it has a Bombay in the Bay preview.  

SHSTV covers the MAP New York Trip, recent weather trends, a controversy surrounding Asian Americans and a Halloween raffle.  

Stories this week include reports on the new tutorial center in the library, the large freshman class, a sports update and a Homecoming promotion.  

With one goal in mind, members of the dance commission and Spring Fling commission arrived early last Saturday afternoon to set up for what they hoped would be a memorable “Partners in Crimes”-themed Sadie Hawkins Dance.  

The plan was simple. Get a teacher to unlock his room, then create complete chaos.

Three underclassmen create a popular app, but it wasn't meant to last

The girls' basketball team defeated South San Francisco 55-46 in the championship game.

The lead came early for the Falcons in their Division II CCS semifinal game against Menlo on March 2, but it didn’t last.  

SHSTV this week includes segments on Bombay in the Bay, the bell schedule controversy, Mr. Saratoga and robotics.

In his free time, sophomore Ayush Aggarwal can be found creating original tracks with a computer, drum pad, keyboard and ‘90s speakers that he can later DJ with at local parties.  

'Tis the season of college apps, and as application deadlines approach, teachers and counselors are putting the finishing touches on a key part of the application process: letters of recommendation.

While many may pity Christmas babies for having their birthday on the biggest holiday of the year, senior Cole Petters has always loved having his birthday on Christmas, especially since it focuses on two of his favorite things: gifts and family.  

Sophomore Ania Kranz delves into her talent of makeup.

Too often, women are on guard around one another, and it’s exhausting for both the famed and the public.

With the Homecoming theme of Neverland, the juniors tried not to target a single class, but emphasized the importance of being respectful and having class unity.

Sophomore details first day of school.

SHSTV takes a look at the outdoor anti-bullying assembly that took place Wednesday, Sept. 2, and construction on campus as the school year begins.