by: Quinn HathawayMedia Production Editor Noah Kahan secured his first number one album on Hot 200 with his new release, The Great Divide. Kahan released the 21-song compilation on Apr. 24, marking […]
Kahan releases new album
How to order at Palmetto
by: Hayley StrahsEditor in Chief Calling all smoothie slurpers and açaà aficionados! Palmetto Superfoods recently opened locations in Los Gatos and Santa Cruz just in time for summer. As a longtime fan […]
Singhal reviews Euphoria Season Three
by: Siyona SinghalHumor Editor Euphoria is known for its bold visuals, heavy themes, and amazing soundtrack – or is it? After a four-year hiatus, season three premiered on Apr. 12, and episodes […]
The Black Keys drop new music
by: Tori SchubertPeople Editor On May 1, renowned blues and rock band The Black Keys released a new album, titled Peaches! This marked their 14th studio album, succeeding No Rain, No Flowers, […]
Malcolm Todd announces new project to excited fans
by: Chloe WilsonCulture Editor Rising star Malcolm Todd recently announced his fourth studio album, releasing on Jun. 5. The singer dropped two singles that will appear on the album already, including Breathe […]
Wilson recaps the Met Gala
by: Chloe WilsonCulture Editor The Met Gala, an annual event for celebrities to benefit the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, was held on May 4. The theme this year […]
Watch these 2000s shows
by: Claudia Casal MontserratPeople Editor Whether it’s to fill up summer vacation or to relax after a busy day, 2000s TV shows are the perfect distraction from the summer heat; here are […]
Langner reviews The Sheep Detectives
by: Isabella LangnerCenter Editor As a lover of detective movies and cute animals, I undoubtedly enjoyed The Sheep Detectives. While some friends and family were ridiculing me for watching this movie, I […]
Piper Robinson thrives in all their creative endeavors
by: Fuyu Banno Graphics Editor Senior Piper Robinson takes their creativity to the next level, coming up with ingenious ideas, learning how to blacksmith, and looking toward the future with big aspirations. […]
Slover excels in volleyball
by: Jane Wilde Humor Editor Division III University of California, Santa Cruz Volleyball commit Sean Slover is setting up for success this year on the court and in the classroom. Slover’s interest […]
Beloved science teacher Cathy Messenger signs off
By: Nelson Kramer Editor-in-Chief Coming to the end of each year means saying goodbye to some of our beloved staff here at LGHS; this year, we lose one of our best. For […]
Adored educator Kristi Grasty retires from LGHS
By: Megan Saul Editor-in-Chief Known throughout the Los Gatos High School community for her warm demeanor and enthusiastic personality, beloved Assistant Principal Kristi Grasty is signing off. She has decided to retire […]
Gruetter argues society must recognize the role of privilege
by: Sam GruetterEditor in Chief Ironmans are one of the most difficult and tiring athletic events: a triathlon that features a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride, and 26.2-mile run. In 2015, the […]
The U.S should change driving curriculum
by: Noah Gloege National/World Editor As high school progresses, more high school students start driving. While many individuals are relatively good drivers, I have seen some absurd things happen at the wheel. […]
Singhal argues for nationwide grade standardization
by: Arnav Singhal Sports Editor Many students across the country have come to believe that earning any grade lower than an A is unacceptable. Academic pressure has reached an unhealthy level. Competition […]