By: Esha Bagora, Megan Hastings, and Aliya Koshalieva Twenty-three years after one of the saddest days in American history, Muslim and South Asian Americans continue to feel its effects. On September 11, […]
Events of 9/11 Incite Hateful Behavior
2023 VMAS
By: Jordan Park Local Editor Broadcast across the globe on Sept. 12, The MTV Music Video Awards, also known as the VMAs, consisted of a lineup of crazy performances, charming speeches, and […]
Burning Man
By: Veronica Schubert Sports Editor Famous among nomads and celebrities alike, every August the Burning Man Festival draws a multitude of people to Black Rock City. Black Rock provides a “participative temporary […]
Over 130 Dead In Rwanda And Uganda After Floods
Bridie Beamish Culture Editor More than 130 individuals died in Rwanda and parts of Uganda as a result of devastating floods and landslides that swept the region. Heavy rainfall beginning on May […]
Calassa’s Story Inspires Future Engineers
By: Macy Dennon News Editor Have you ever dreamt of sending something to space? Mark Calassa, Vice President and Deputy General Manager of Strategic and Missile Defense Systems at the aerospace and […]
Commercial Space Travel is a Bad Idea
By Macy Dennon News Editor Commercial space travel is going to be the worst thing for our planet, unless scientists figure out a way to make the process greener. In recent years, […]
Editorial: Los Gatos needs to step up for Santa Cruz and Capitola
By: Dana Hathaway, Georgia Kaufman, and Margo Rawlings Editorial Editor, Opinion Editor, and Local Editor Over the past month, storm after storm battered California in what the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services […]
UC Employees End Strike
By Angela Sheu Local Editor Tens of thousands of University of California (UC) employees returned to work in January following the end of a historically large strike. More than 48,000 unionized workers […]