Three seniors nominated for prestigious Presidential Scholars program
Finalists will be released in mid-May.
Ananyasri Kannan, Reporter
Bato went dark: the truth about manga pirating
Popular manga piracy sites have been rapidly taken down, stirring controversy on the internet.
Two students selected for ArtNow Exhibition at NUMU
Freshman Michelle Lew and sophomore Vianna Dong were chosen as part of the ArtNow competition hosted by New Museum of Los Gatos.
Exploring Ikebana: the Japanese art of floral arrangements
We created our own ikebana piece to relieve stress and reconnect with nature.
‘Urinetown’ musical opening night makes a triumphant splash
It will be performed through next weekend.
The perfect, elaborate trap to capture a leprechaun
After failing to catch mythical creatures all my childhood, I decided it was time for a redemption arc.
Joji’s latest album doesn’t shy away from experimentation
The singer’s fourth album,“Piss in the Wind,” plays with new sounds to create songs that are either a hit or a miss.
2026 Grammys: The best and worst looks from the night
Bold looks graced the red carpet this year, such as Heidi Klum’s nude bodycon dress and Chappel Roan’s nipple piercing attached dress, sparking intense controversy.
Students volunteer in annual MLK service day
Activities included doing campus beautification, packaging snack kits, preparing yarn to be made into wigs and making lasagna.
Don’t miss ‘Dust Bunny’ — it’s a whimsical horror delight
Although the name might make you think otherwise, director Bryan Fuller’s film is the last thing that should end up in the trash, regardless of its box office performance.
Downtown parking lots undergo months-long renovations funded by post-pandemic rescue plan money
GradeTech Inc. paved parking lots across downtown Saratoga, with construction starting this past March.
No laughing matter: Comedians headline Riyadh Comedy Festival despite Saudi Arabia’s repeated human rights violations
Offered hundreds of thousands of dollars to perform, comedians chose to put their conscience to the side.
What the Jimmy Kimmel saga says about free speech
President Donald Trump and the head of the Federal Communications Commission lashed out against Kimmel, sparking debates about the First Amendment.
Top 10: aesthetically pleasing muscles
These are not up for dispute; if you would like to challenge me, we will do it macho style with an arm wrestle.
Physics teacher Jennifer Lee shares her experience as an alumna of the school
Lee finds that academic pressure, although always present in the community, has become more widespread since she graduated in 2002.
New special education teacher moves onto high school academics after 19 years of teaching
After taking a sign language class while working in HR, Christine Carlos-Quiggins was inspired to support students with diverse learning needs.
Promising freshman athletes take the spotlight
Four talented freshmen athletes hope to make their mark.
When phones vanish: a philosophical inquiry into the new ban
If the ban applies only to “cell” phones, would a “prison” phone be considered a separate legal category? What about “i” Phones?