Neal Malhotra

Team 95071X took home gold at nationals and placed second in the Driver Skills Challenge.

The Falcons qualified for CCS after an away win against Santa Clara on Jan. 30.

There are over 200 performers taking part in 10 acts.

The Falcon interviews Class of ‘22 alumnus Rohan Chakravarti and senior Nishant Nair on prospective career paths inspired by their love of sports.

While 491 students bought tickets, that number was down from 674 last year.

The team is currently 1-2 in the preseason and is working to improve minor inefficiencies to start their El Camino League schedule strong.

Data released in the fall reveal differences in scores of marginalized groups.

While squash is relatively obscure, its intricacies have drawn me in and made me fall in love with the sport.

Senior Rohan Chopra, who goes by the artist name “RORO,” is beginning to release new music after a 2-year break.

We’ve started our fitness journeys in the summer; here are some of our tips for working out at a gym and staying healthy.

While serving as a school resource aide, Andrew Beattie also coaches JV football, and will coach wrestling and lacrosse later in the school year.

There are many paths to take after high school to continue education, contrary to popular belief.

Held on May 20 at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, 507 junior and senior students had an enjoyable experience at the combined prom.

Junior Yul Hong, who has been playing soccer since he was 6,  received an offer to play for the U.S. Naval Academy’s DI soccer program starting in the fall of 2024.

Wave of tardies sweeps Class of ‘24.

The Falcons are off to a 3-3 record but sustain optimism for the rest of their season, especially with junior Shrey Jain recently coming back from injury.

Superstars include swimmer Carrie Steinseifer, wrestler Patricia Adura Miranda and skateboarder Mark Suciu.

The team put together their best season in several years, getting to the quarterfinals round of CCS.

We all love the newspaper, but how does it work? Here is a brief look at the program’s most important night.

With a new chapter at the school, organizers aim to integrate mainstream students with students with learning disabilities.

Freshmen Somei Ogata and Nikhil Srivatsa are expected to make varsity and play relatively high up on the roster.

The team continues to play their hardest despite the injuries and setbacks.

The Falcon assembled the perfect itinerary for a quick February break weekend trip to Carmel-by-the-Sea.

The athletes hope to continue having fun with the sport by making new friends and sustaining their personal goals.

This tiny Mexican restaurant just across Westgate Shopping Center is the perfect place for students to go off campus for lunch.

Alumni discuss their recruitment experience, sharing the hardships and benefits of the path they took to get to college. 

New coach Mike Davey has brought new plays and switched playing styles for the team.

Snowy places may be nice to visit during winter, but the beach is a different kind of winter wonderland. 

Over the 12 years I have played and watched basketball, I have somehow not increased my basketball IQ by a single point.

The class of ‘24 significantly stepped it up this year with an amazing performance, easily outperforming the weaker performances from the other grades.

By tutoring foreign students learning English, ACE club members have gained insight on the importance of communication.

The three hours of being glued to a chair trying to solve a variety of problems while your hand feels like it’s going to fall off doesn’t feel temporary.

Davey hopes to create a larger and well-rounded offensive playbook while imposing a defense-oriented playing style.

Former adviser Michael Tyler advised The Talisman for 25 years.

The MSET Fish are making robot changes and adapting to the loss of recent graduates.