More teens should use traditional journalism rather than social media as their most trusted news source
Misinformation, AI and biased information runs rampant and leads to widespread misunderstandings.
Terence Wang, Reporter
The highs and lows of free New York Times games
You won’t always win, but you’ll always find novel ways to expand your brain.
The rapid rise of cheating in Olympiad competitions reduces their prestige
AI and online leaked answers have become typical culprits.
AI won’t guzzle the earth dry
Although AI does have a significant environmental impact, it isn’t the Earth-ending machine people make it out to be — and in other ways it can actually help our environment.
My experience with chess teaches valuable life skills
Puzzle analysis and puzzle creation are key building blocks of who I am today.
Boys’ lacrosse looks to bounce back after loss of key seniors
The returning players will have to fill in big shoes to teach underclassmen the basics of the sport.
New coach Chris Wardner joins speech and debate team
With more than 30 years of experience, coach Chris Wardner oversees the speech and debate team’s practices as a valuable asset for both sides of the activity.
The school’s internet overreliance leaves negative consequences on students
Although the internet can be beneficial sometimes for communication, it is a huge distraction to students.
Respondus LockDown Browser creates more problems than solutions
Implemented to combat AI-driven cheating on essays, it is extremely buggy and slow.
Staff organize cultural celebrations across campus
From the language wing to the Wellness Center, staff celebrate diverse cultures with their students.
Students share core pandemic memories five years later
Students increasingly claim that the pandemic worsened their lives in a variety of ways: from social isolation to subpar online school and rotting attention spans.
Junior finds a home in both broadcast and print journalism
Junior Aradhita Singh interned for the Los Gatan newspaper while previously reporting for SHSTV.
‘Mario Kart World’: a fun spin on the classic kart-racing series
Released over the summer, the newest console game took an open-world approach to the classic franchise, alongside numerous other new features.
Summer school trend: District offers new prep course for math placement test
Continuing a trend, the number of those attending online classes was double the number of in-person participants.
LinkedIn’s new games provide daily fun for users
These six games, which update daily, are quite fun, though it does clash with the performative nature of LinkedIn.
Alumna and attendance technician Mandy Armes shares her Saratoga High story
The Class of ‘98 graduate has been working as an attendance technician for the past 13 years.