Always a performer at heart: Junior Ria Abraham juggles Drama, Honor Choir, Mock Trial and a sports-focused podcast
A common thread connects all of her activities.
Adarsh Peruvemba, Reporter
New MAP student leadership looks to build better cohesion among current students, alumni
Rising seniors Saachi Saraf and Athena Zhang are set to serve as new president and vice president for 2026-2027 school year.
The Falcons’ Best Dressed for the 2026 Met Gala
Did celebrities achieve what is expected of them during fashion's biggest night of the year?
MSET Cuttlefish navigate record highs and lows at world championship
Despite their technical difficulties, the team played in the elimination matches and secured the Connect Award for connecting with industry professionals and the community around them.
Aanya Hotha commits to play Division I Volleyball at the University of Pennsylvania
After being scouted by many schools, the junior committed on March 16 to continue her athletic and academic journey in Pennsylvania.
What’s wrong with napping at school?
Imagine walking into class to see 30 students lying down at their desks, all snoring.
From chaos to champions: Michigan and UCLA emerge as March Madness victors
Drama, intrigue — and even near fights between coaches — the two tournaments had it all this year.
Charli XCX’s ‘The Moment’: a satirical hit or a flop?
The pop singer’s collaboration with entertainment company A24 met mixed opinions online with some praising it for its message and others calling its execution “sloppy.”
Saratoga Youth Commission hosts eighth annual SED Talks event
In collaboration with the Saratoga Library, the event will feature industry professionals who have created innovations in their respective fields.
Dumont Creamery & Café: an aesthetic but disappointing spot
Tucked away in downtown San Jose, this cafe features a wide variety of items.
Junior achieves remarkable success in the music industry
Arya Sarukkai has been involved in creating and producing music since he was 12 years old — he just reached one million monthly listeners on Spotify.
Get to know your teachers in and out of the classroom
With a full semester soon behind them, teachers across campus look back at memorable moments.
My late-night journey with culture, studying and filter coffee
I never imagined something as simple as a particular kind of drink set would have such a large impact on my life.
Giving voice to Gen Z’s concerns
Junior Misha Khairom and 60 other teenagers from California’s 16th district advise Congressman Sam Liccardo on issues important to them.
MSET FTC prepares for competitions after season kickoff
MSET’s 2025-26 game reveal unveiled DECODE, a shooter game with unique challenges.
Sabrina Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend: Is it too soon for a new album?
Almost exactly a year after her last album received critical acclaim, the pop star released her latest album.
The blind leading the blind: how to study like a pro
To become an “academic weapon,” I decided to try different scientifically proven study methods.
Streaming platforms continue to compete to draw viewers
As streaming platforms evolve, key shows, features and content strategies have shaped their growth.
Disney child star to pop music icon: Miley Cyrus’ journey in the spotlight
The singer has overcome controversies and personal struggles, becoming a bold and unapologetic artist.
Soundings’ April 18. Exhibition will feature works from The Wildcat Review
Originally aiming to host their annual exhibition on March 18, the editors-in-chiefs decided to postpone the event to improve the quality of the exhibition.
New head badminton coach brings valued guidance for players
Brian Liao learned the sport as a child and has continued to play it as an adult.
From relaxing natural spots to quiet library corners: how having a so-called third place can relieve stress and boost productivity
Students and teachers have “third places” which foster community involvement and reflection.
The perfect dessert shop for soft frozen yogurt
Craving to try out a wide variety of desserts? Auzzy the Bear might just be the place to go.
Top 10: Fruits
The best and only fruits you need on your grocery list.
Why a second Trump presidency won’t be the end of democracy
While the outcome of the election was not ideal, a Trump presidency won’t result in the polarizing outcomes so many Democrats and political representatives predict.
My life revolves around Pikachu
Ever since I saw Pikachu for the first time, the pokemon has become a non-stop addiction.
A guide to thrive in AP Literature and AP Language
Two former AP Language and AP Literature students detail their experiences with these classes and their tips for success.
Sophomore quad day thrives with a boost in participation
The Class of 2027’s theme revolved around the murder mystery game “Clue.”
Toga Tests seeks to lend a helping hand to students studying for upcoming exams
Founders Yash Sharma and Nathan Liu have instituted rules and practices to ensure academic integrity while transitioning into a club.
Short N’ Sweet: album of the summer
With a ‘90s vibe and different production style, Short N’ Sweet leads to Sabrina Carpenter’s new pop icon era, and her album is a dream-came-”trued” it for us.