Sherrie Shen

After returning to the De Anza Division, the Falcons are in good shape to stay in the league with a 2-4 record at the season’s midway point.

Falcons hope to succeed in the more competitive division with their new coach. 

Libraries-on-a-stick help bring neighborhoods together through a love of reading

Reporters relax at a Tea Ceremony at Hakone Gardens, a Japanese Estate in the hills of Saratoga.

Lack of parent donations for sports continues to impact athletics department.

Saratoga Math Club excels in math competitions, scoring in the top 5% in the nation. 

Badminton team hopes to go undefeated during league competition after the addition of nationally ranked players. 

Junior Hannah Chang posts art and baking videos on her channel, "HeyIt'sHannah!"

Senior captain Niko Rositano believes their emphasis on conditioning will aid the team in outlasting their opponents and playing more aggressively.

Math club hopes to continue trend of success in math competitions. 

Math club co-president prepares to grduate by passing techniques down to brother.

Despite the current administration's anti-immigrant stance, immigrant students remain optimistic.

New poetry club receives exceptional amount of attention during Club Fair. 

Sports may face cuts due to a lack of funds

It is time to warn climate change disbelievers about the severe reprecutions of their actions

For the building portion of the competition, the teams were tasked with creating a contraption to filter glitter and sand in an air tunnel along with solving a few related math problems.

Once in a life-time eclipse draws the attention of students. 

When a powerful storm hit the Bangladeshi coast in 2009, Jahanara Khatun, mother of four, lost more than the mud and bamboo hut over her head.

Some teachers are locking their doors in response to threat.

Badminton team argues against stacking-strategy used by Palo Alto. 

Students attend Bay Area Research Exposition and develop in their passion for STEM. 

Sophomore shares her opinion on consent for organ donation. 

Badminton team loses first three matches as new varisty players begin adjusting to new team.

Sophomore reviews "Thirteen Reasons Why," a novel with strong lessons on suicide and depression. 

Having been both a student and teaching assistant in his dad’s classes, Tyler has learned how to handle having a parent at his school. But for his younger brother, freshman Drew Torrens, attending SHS has been a mix of pushing away from his father but also getting closer, as he often hangs out in his dad’s room with his friends. Drew recalled a time when one of his friends put on Torrens’s Forrest Gump boots and walked around in them.  

A story featuring multiple sports players who were forced to stop playing due to concussions. 

FBLA tournament is nearing. 

Senior Sophie Cichanowicz shares her experience living in Texas to be a part of Houston Ballet Academy’s year-round professional division.

As the states of the electoral map started turning red on Nov. 8, an increasing sense of horror and disbelief struck most of the Saratoga community, with people posting their thoughts on social media. Most expressed shock that America could vote Donald Trump into power while some others were joyous at the surprise loss by Hillary Clinton. But whatever side people stood on, as soon as they offered their opinion, others would pounce to disagree, distancing friends and family members from each other.  

Members of the Women in Stem club visit the Google campus in Mountain View.

As the time nears midnight, Feng still stares intently at her computer screen through pink amethyst glasses reflecting the blue-tinted screen. She twirls slightly in her brown swivel chair, eyes often wandering to the blank space above the computer.

In the morning, the hiking club met in the high school’s front parking after postponing their first hike due to Homecoming move-in week. Berkowitz-Sklar contacted potential members and posted information about the hikes through the club’s Facebook page, even though he has plans to schedule formal meetings at school.  

NorCal Media Day, an annual conference open to all journalism students across the state, consisted of three sessions that discussed the different aspects of storytelling and their timeliness, which was highlighted in this year’s theme: “Now, Soon, Later, Forever.”  

Sophomore changes lifestyle based on superstitions and ghost stories. 

Sophmore exceeds in math tournament.

Last summer, out of boredom, junior Alan Lu and two other friends from nearby schools decided to build a backyard roller coaster.  

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