Howard Tang

Inspired by No App Maker Left Behind, the club strives to provide students across the country with the opportunity to pursue economics

Local slam poet urges students to keep poetry in their lives.

School newspaper judged nationally as a top publication by international student press association  

TAs have big brains; don’t treat them as (office) monkeys.

More students have been using them this year

After beating out Bellarmine and Stevenson to place third at NorCals, the Falcons qualified for the states tournament on May 29.

After beating out Bellarmine and Stevenson to place third at NorCals, the Falcons qualified for the states tournament on May 29.

Sport teams find their own way to fundraise money to afford their equipments and transportation fees due to school athletics deficit of $80,000

Literary and art magazine delves into the intricacies of students’ work.

After a tough loss to Cupertino at home, the boys look to finish the season on a winning streak

New projects bring in interested members.

Students attempt to score high and advance up the ranks of the annual AMC

Strong players remain on team and expect wins

Mandatory coding classes would ruin some students' education by forcing them to take a class they're not interested in.

Students often have a road to college scholarships through the demanding sport.

Outreach commision organizes SUFC to address students’ insecurities.

Senior Rohan Pandey's product Pulse gives directions to bike riders via vibrations, producing a safer way to navigate the city.

The outreach commision's responsibilities include creating a personal experience during Speak Up for Change, organizing school awareness events, and worked with Community Based Instruction (CBI) students to put on a Halloween dance.

Teachers become accustomed to new classrooms.

Juniors come up on top during Hackathon competition. 

Reporter criticizes College Boards's unfair policies

The two top students in the senior class have GPAs above 4.8.

Immigrants discuss their experiences in recieving H-1B visas.

Students participate in prestigious Math and Physics Olympiads.

Boy's Tennis suffers defeat to end season.

Reporter argues that the end of Siemens is not the end of the world.

The match against Monta Vista was a closer one than the final score indicated, with Stefan Meier having a tough loss to a Monta Vista senior.

To try and prevent the frightening possibility of getting rescinding from colleges from becoming real, some teachers have come up with ways to try and convince seniors to keep up with their work and stay engaged in class.

Facebook games provide entertainment and competition for teenangers. 

Students reveal the obstacles daylight savings creates for them. 

Senior Hannah Yoon avidly pursues her passion toward theater, which she plans to major in college.

Internationally ranked coaches in the Bay Area prepare students to represent the US at the upcoming winter olympics. 

Despite the recent craze over bitcoin, the process of mining makes it hard to balance costs and profits. 

Sophomore reflects on being suspended in an unsignificant high school year

Humans of Saratoga High (HOSH), which was started in 2013 by Class of 2016 alumnus Luke Salin and several others and has gained 2,365 followers since then, is currently run by four upperclassmen.

Junior learns to balance his passion for music with other extracurricular activities. 

Colleges should maintain punishments for drinking alcohol to discourage students

Reporters share their pet peeves at school. 

Despite a lack of student interest in physical resources, librarians work hard to maintain their collection of books. 

Students take up shifts in the cafeteria to increase volunteer commitments and social connections.

Students share the ups and downs of colorblindness and how it impacts their lives. 

Meet 15 freshmen and learn about their interests and experiences.