Cupertino Library – El Estoque

Beyond the books

Samika Bhatkar and Arshiya Sen • October 27, 2023

Originally founded in 1912 by Librarian Fanny Jollyman, the Cupertino Library has grown into one of the most popular hubs of the city, with visitors and residents checking out books, visiting its “Coffee...

Cupertino’s AAPI Festival is a melting pot of culture and age

Lily Jiang and Arjun Dhruv • May 24, 2023

Bridging the gap between cultures and generations

Workers’ strikes in our community

Tanish Mendki and Sean Yagi • November 15, 2019

Exploring the causes and effects of Amazon and Santa Clara County worker’s strikes

Santa Clara County employees conduct a rolling strike in front of the Cupertino Library

Jai Uparkar and Stuti Upadhyay • October 21, 2019

All Santa Clara County libraries shut down for one day to demand a better contract

The power of poetry: Bringing creativity to Cupertino, one workshop at a time

Himani Yalamaddi • April 12, 2018

The Cupertino poet laureate launches her first teens-only poetry workshop

(Mis)adventures at the Cupertino Library: Exploring the community

Harini Shyamsundar • September 3, 2014

El Estoque investigates the diversity of life outside the Teen Room.

Students win first place at California Association of Teachers of English writing contest

Amrutha Dorai • May 3, 2013

Sophomore Ann Fu and junior Allyson Gottlieb write fiction to express their love of literature.

AADP hosts donor registry at Cupertino Library on March 25

Aafreen Mahmood • March 26, 2012

Community continues to support alumnus' search for matching donor

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