My real summer must-haves that actually make a difference
Hint: It’s more than just sunglasses and sunscreen.
Anya Mallik, Reporter
UME Tea wasn’t really for U and ME
From Oreo milk tea to a mango yogurt slushie, the drinks we tried combined with the bustling interior of the store did not appeal to us.
Speak up or stay silent? Celebrities face backlash either way
In an era of social media and parasocial relationships expression and silence carry consequences, but not equally
Art Club projects seek to honor students’ passions
“Interwoven,” a 3D-printed tile installation in collaboration with Palo Alto High, will be the club’s next major project.
SODA club tackles organ donation misconceptions and encourages advocacy
Students can register to be an organ donor during driver’s license registration, but few understand the process and its impacts.
Ditch doomscrolling and be your better self
Here are ways I’ve found to reclaim my attention span and boost my mood.
A guide to high school for third graders
In some ways, it’s kind of like a video game.
National Honor Society Club offers impactful volunteering opportunities
The club plans to crochet wigs for children with cancer in honor of the MLK Day.
How CollegeBoard caved on offering a key tool for helping disadvantaged students
Examining geographic context allows for a better understanding of how location shapes access to education.
Girls Self Defense takes on lively chaos at Foothill Elementary
Officers work with the children biweekly to provide students with valuable lessons and techniques on self-defense.
Sampling cupcakes from a Los Gatos classic: Icing on the Cake
While the atmosphere exceeded our expectations, we weren’t so sure about the sweet treats themselves.
Homecoming dance to be a formal affair this year
Homecoming festivities are expected to feature a dessert station, professional DJ, inflatable games and more.
From lavender to blue cheese: trying Salt & Straw ice cream flavors
At this Los Gatos and Valley Fair gem, ice cream is anything but ordinary.
New ‘Superman’ opens the DCU with a bang
A return to the superhero’s inspirational roots makes for a highly entertaining movie.
1,400 people, 15 minutes: Annual All-School BBQ fosters sense of community
PTSO and parent volunteers spent hours preparing burgers, hot dogs, and snacks for students and staff.