Navin Tiwary

Baseball team's season ends before CCS. 

H-mart, and excellent Korean market. 

Falcons physics bowl team places in top 100. 

Compsed entirely of students in middle and high school, the Youth Commission makes sure the voices of minors are heard in this city.

Hoping to leave his mark, rapper Logic released “Everybody” on May 5, his first full-length album since 2015.

Players adjust to new coaches and positions.

Is Club Rush worth it? 

Link Crew leaders reconnected with dozens of  freshmen during a rootbeer social on March 23 in the quad.

Alumni, Anshu Siripurapu, reflects on his time at SHS.

Baseball team gears up for strong start to season. 

Movies can have alot of educational value.

A recap of the boys soccer season thus far. 

Students talk about marijuana usage on campus and student's experiences with the drug. 

Student stress policies in effect

Junior talks about his favorite band and thier music. 

Q&A that talks about International Students and their experiences. 

Assistant principal Brian Safine covers for principal Paul Robinson who is recovering from surgery. 

The Leadership class brings "Red Ribbon Week" to SHS.

Junior talks about why Marvel is better than DC.

Juniors talk about Bernie Sanders and his newly popularized album. 

A summary of how the football team has been doing the past season, and how they hope to improve. 

SHSTV has stories on recent action in spring sports,  activities director Rebeca Marshburn about her decision to return to her home town of San Antonio, Texas, after this school year, the recent TEXEX event, a hula hoop challenge to teachers by senior Luke Salin and short promo for Senior Prom.

The boys’ tennis team has started the season with a 6-1 record and is looking to position itself for a high seed in CCS.

The Regents’ Scholarship is said to be one of the most distinguished scholarships that undergraduates can receive from the Universities of California, more commonly known as UCs. UC Berkeley gives 200 students the scholarship each year.

Students who got the recently released update to the SHS app can expect easier navigation, a better user interface and a totally different look among other things.

The music department’s Jazz Cabaret returned this year last Saturday in the Large Gym after being canceled last year due to scheduling issues.

Boys tennis season preview.

The library’s research center was filled with wide-eyed and eager students during tutorial last Friday, as Emmi Itäranta, the writer of the hit book “Memory of Water,”  discussed its relevance to modern-day conditions.  

Saratoga Bagels provides a quick and delicious meal, especially to students looking for a nearby lunch place off-campus: The establishment is located on Saratoga Sunnyvale Road, just past Safeway.  

Out of the thousands of students who submitted research projects to the Siemens Science competition, seniors Alexander Li, Rishi Veerapaneni and Kristine Zhang were named semifinalists along with 463 others.

Senior Uday Singh remembers the first time he went mountain biking. It was 2011, and Singh, then in seventh grade, had gone with his father to try the sport at Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve.  

If Safeway and other grocery stores ran low on ice cream on Friday, Oct. 2, it most likely occurred because the school's Link Crew had purchased their supplies in an effort to feed ice cream to the 300-member Freshmen class and their Link leaders during tutorial that day.

A year ago, junior Hannah Payne struggled to find an extracurricular activity she could participate in. She found her niche in rowing. Payne, now a member of the Los Gatos Rowing Club, has been training at the Lexington Reservoir in Los Gatos for more than a year.

Ten former AP Environmental Science students took a four-day trip to the Sea Turtle Conservatory in Tortuguero, Costa Rica, on Sept. 24 to study the endangered sea turtles species there. The trip is facilitated by AP Environmental Science teacher Kristen Thomson and biology teacher Kristofer Orre.