Divya Vadlakonda

Despite losing last year’s star seniors — Arya Taymuree, Morgan Curtis and Erin Wu — the softball team came together for a stronger season than any of them expected.

Since the start of the pandemic, a tight labor market has left the program scrambling to meet the needs of its students.

The AP courses will be offered as sections of pre-existing Art and Ceramics courses, and will allow advanced student artists to deepen their knowledge of what can be created on 2- and 3-dimensional surfaces. 

The school’s highest orchestra ensemble, Saratoga Strings, is one of six string ensembles partaking in the 77th international band, orchestra and music conference.

The addition of a sign language course is one of many that schools should make in order to reduce the stigma surrounding the hearing impaired, starting with its addition to the school’s language department.

Armed with a refreshing drink, a mouthwatering snack and a bag of sweet candy, I am unstoppable. 

I dissected my “big three” placements to see if the stars have my personality down.

Sophomore Yusuf Tokuz, junior Zeyneb Kaya and senior Zeynep Tokuz set up a GoFundMe to support earthquake survivors.

Our cellphones should remain with us for the sake of retaining our autonomy.

The spring musical is expected to sell out due to its popularity, lighthearted storyline and captivating soundtrack.   

The satirical show explores themes such as self esteem, sexuality and mental illness.

Junior violist Tejas Tirthapura and senior violinist Shannon Ma will tour North America over the summer with the prestigious NYO-USA.

The Academic Integrity Violation Policy requires an update and a solid definition of cheating.

Class of ‘22 alumnus Adrian Mar reflects on his lifestyle and ongoing enthusiasm for the sport since graduating last year.

The board has made plans to issue a request for proposal by the end of February.

The committee aims to introduce a more environmentally friendly option for unneeded school merchandise.   

Using her passion for art, Amy Pan and other student artists raised over $2,000 during the event.

Seniors Ananya Gupta and Anastasia Ramirez directed “Laundry and Bourbon” and “Who Made Robert de Niro the King of America” as part of a directing project.

Senior Jenny Campbell and junior Matthew Zhang reflect on how playing the sports has impacted their lives.

The course allows students to express their creativity while teaching them new skills such as character design and rotoscoping.

A comprehensive summary of all the snacks that will satisfy your burning post school hunger.

After playing cello for nine years, senior Joel Kim discusses how he has found success and how music has affected his lifestyle and goals for his future.

The hazing and alcoholism found at Greek life organizations endanger university students.

In the context of fall clothing, the hoodie is unrivaled.

Players reflect on the team’s advancement and their future with the loss of many graduating seniors.

Latest Marvel releases like “She-Hulk” provide insight into the future of the cinematic universe.

After picking up the sport as a hobby in middle school, freshman Jena Lew has expanded to playing club volleyball alongside the school team.

The meaning of everyday slang we use to text can no longer be found in what they supposedly stand for.

Alves is working to become familiarized with the P.E. curriculum, returning after a year leave with high hopes for the program.

With some injuries and two players leaving, players look to increase familiarity with teammates.

The anticipated installment failed some of the show’s original actors, but finds unexpected success in others.

Junior Grant Hough and sophomore Ryan Sanders reflect on their experiences playing with the prestigious Drum Corps.