Nitya Marimuthu

The pandemic is still raging on, and exhaustion of dealing with it will not end the dangers.  

From 2010-2019, sports players showed off their momentous moves before coronavirus took over the world

While some competitive players find the influx of pe-credit-seekers to negatively affect practices, others do not mind the extra members.

As one of the last in-person events held last year, officers venture into unexplored terrain for the performance.

As polarization and partisanship collide, American leadership and its future become stunted  

In the upcoming years, climate change and foreign diplomacy should be at the center of U.S. political policies.

“Never have I ever” fails to provide proper representation and rather illustrates Indian culture as eccentric and out-of-touch

Due to tight county-wide COVID-19 restrictions, the senior class and administrators plan to live-stream the diploma presentation as graduates drive through.

The recent $2 trillion stimulus plan is a step forward but lacks a lot of the necessary legislation.

Despite spending only part of a year at SHS on an interim basis, Harry Bettencourt made friends and left a lasting positive impression

Apps which claim to target certain muscle groups with short workouts fall short of expectations

Media company Jubilee aims to break down stereotypes through its videos

Students are endangered by the standard plan of hiding at the announcement of a dangerous situation  

As tension in the Middle East increases, it is vital for students to be exposed to the affairs surrounding them  

Sophomore star Dance wins CCS race by 30 seconds.

Despite no runners moving forward to the state meet, the team made progress in their goals

After my grandfather passed away, my perspective on life and love changed.

Want to stay in shape through running but don’t know how to start? Here are ten tips to guide you along the path.

Reporters imitate popular show on BuzzFeed’s Tasty to make a large sugar cookie.

Shutdown and forced change of frequently visited confessions page was an unfair decision that infringed on students’ right to free speech and expression off campus.

The culture of dividing the parking lot based on grade sometimes causes resentments.

High off their recent performance, the boys’ cross country team looks to continue their run to states

Despite efforts to separate the past from the present, Fremont Union High School District’s decision to fire controversial former judge was in the best interest of all involved.

Summer camps and programs help hopeful college sports recruits to gain insight.

New California state law mandates the suicide hotline be printed on the back of student identification cards.

The team has high hopes of making it to State Finals this year.

Interns gain memories and life skills by getting out of their comfort zone

Community members compare their experiences on the road.

Do team sports truly lend to stronger team dynamics?

Athletes share how being a captain changed their role on teams.

Saratoga athletes compete with over 100 teams from 8 leagues at CCS semifinals

JV girls take a league championship, while various other athletes move on to compete at SCVALs

Schedule conflicts and spread of colds reduces donor pool compared to previous blood drives.

Leadership students listen to speaker for sophomore class service project.

Freshman Harrison Dance has high hopes for his future in track ​​​​​​.

Consequences fail to deter students from cheating on assignments

Reporters return to battle it out in a “Chopped”-themed challenge

The school begins a year-long journey in hopes of achieving a six-year accreditation from Western Association of School and Colleges

The annual pageant returns on Feb. 27

With new recruits and rising interest in the team, athletes are feeling more confident.

All-encompassing descriptions should be avoided when characterizing people  

Reporters explore a interesting dessert recipe found on the popular Facebook page ‘Subtle Asian Traits’

Selina Chen and Elaine Liu move the crowd and judges with a Chinese song.

Donation drive gathers more than 200 gifts for underprivileged children.

Jolene Soares will replace counselor Eileen Allen until Allen returns from maternity leave​​​.

Kvamme worked at technology and advertising companies in Silicon Valley before founding Drive Capital in Ohio.

Reporter describes how younger siblings have their path laid out by their older sibling.

"Toga Reads" allows seniors to interact with elementary school students in skits about bullying.

The "Trunk-or-treat" will fundraise clubs, classes, and team sports and aims to bring thje community together.

"The Hate U Give" provides multiple perspectives from the shootings of Michael Brown, Alton B. Sterling, and Chinedu Valentine Okobi regarding the complex issue of police brutality.

Lucid dreams leave students tired and restless after waking up.

Girls' cross country off to a solid start to the season.

The week of Oct. 22 will be focused on inclusiveness and removing false perceptions between students.

Improvents to student restrooms arrive after many complaints

Teachers become accustomed to new classrooms.

Pressures for speed contribute to students not learning the subject