Travel bans on international students destroys the foreign talent pool that defines America
Restrictions on visas and deportation have caused a decrease in university enrollment.
Max Wong, Reporter
Boys’ volleyball secures league title with 3-0 victory over King’s Academy
The Falcons strong collaboration and defense lead them to an overwhelming victory against the Knights.
Alum leaves lasting legacy as groundbreaking comics artist and writer
Gene Luen Yang, from the Class of 1991, has written and illustrated many blockbusters including “American Born Chinese” and “Boxers & Saints.”
Badminton’s Instagram account promotes games in creative ways
@shsbadmintonn, run by sophomores Selina Xu and Jayden Mar, takes inspiration from TikTok trends to reach a wider audience.
Social media addict goes without it for a week
This time positively impacted my well-being and lessened social media’s negative effect on me.
Behind-the-scene of ASB: a position that requires countless hours of dedication
The time commitment can be almost double to triple of other classes, says one officer.
AI-aided scalping takes economic toll in multiple fields
Music fans often have trouble finding tickets to see their favorite artists and must pay outrageous prices on secondary markets.
A nice patisserie to enjoy after a filling lunch: NaiSnow Tea and Bakery
Originating in China, NaiSnow recently expanded to the U.S., opening its first California location in Cupertino on Feb. 1.
Exploring viewpoints: How does the artificial intelligence boom affect the computer science job market?
AI has been on an exponential rise within various industries, but it has both positive and negative effects, say those involved in it.
20 Saratoga students win 53 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards
Student artists and writers earned recognition for works ranging from digital paintings to animations.
The ultimate guide to maximizing birthday freebies in Saratoga
Be ready to act early and sign up for various programs if you want to collect your meal or treat.
Holiday-themed rally packs in performances, contests
Students from all grade levels thought it was a great way to have a break from school.
Sophomore has played competitive tennis since second grade, looks forward to developing into a college-level player
Riki Toram, the No. 4 singles player on the boys’ tennis team, has also taken a new job as a tennis coach.
Field hockey ends season with massive improvements since the beginning of the season
Toga ended their season with a 7-5-2 score, placing them fourth in their league.
Santa, all I want for Christmas is a better computer
As a high school student with tons of homework, this is what I need to survive.
Sophomore researches cognitive decline with Duke professor
When he runs into trouble during the research process, sophomore Michael Zhao has learned to stay patient.
100-word rant: Basketball hoops should never be netless
Without the swish of a basketball net on every shot, the game just doesn’t feel the same.
Field hockey triumphs over Monta Vista in Senior Night game
The Falcons shut out the Matadors 7-0.
New Spikeball Club grows in popularity
Approved in October, the club aims to make meetings fun and interesting.
Huge success, first Friday food truck fest unveils Homecoming theme and earns more than $1,000 for student leadership
At the end of the food truck fest on Aug. 15, the ASB revealed this year’s Homecoming theme: Warner Bros. movies.