Neoni kills it with energy and leaves their audience awestruck
Throughout their “How To Kill A Fairytale” tour, Neoni wows audience with their enthusiasm and charm onstage
Alexandra Perrault, Staff Writer
‘How To Kill A Fairytale’ takes a magical, but uneven, journey
Neoni’s fourth album embraces a darker twist of fairytales but falls almost short of keeping its magic alive
MVHS seniors describe their last year in high school with a song
As the 2025-2026 school year draws to a close, our seniors look back at their senior year
Why our generation can’t let go of the past
MVHS staff and students discuss nostalgia and what it shows about growing up
A difficult farewell
After five years of playing volleyball, I’m starting a new chapter with running
How students can manage screen time effectively
Students can balance digital work and leisure without sacrificing productivity
Playing above my height
How I found resilience and strength through being short in volleyball
MVHS alum ’98 Melissa Jones reflects on her journey in local theater
Through her work with Silicon Valley Shakespeare, Jones fosters an inclusive community for actors and audience members
From one coast to another
How growing up between Rhode Island and California taught me that belonging doesn’t require a single answer
Tips for studying for finals week
El Estoque discusses strategies for effective finals week studying
Off the air, on the line
What the “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” suspension and revival reveals about political interference in the media
MVHS students meet for their annual Homecoming Rally
Students pack the gym for games, performances and school spirit, closing Homecoming week with energy and excitement
Homecoming 2025
El Estoque's Arts & Entertainment section documents Homecoming 2025
Scandals in sandals
El Estoque's Arts & Entertainment section explores 2025's problematic summer
What is love?
How popular shows like ‘Love Island’ and ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ fuel parasocial relationships
‘KARMA’ is an electric album that celebrates Stray Kids’ achievements
The K-pop group’s fourth album resonates with their listeners through vigorous beats and stellar vocals
KQED cuts employees and scales back programs following executive order
The defunding of the Corporation of Public Broadcasting results in $8 million in funding lost for KQED