El Estoque

Keep the dream alive

Jai Uparkar and Swara Tewari • February 11, 2020

Community members discuss the personal and legal implications of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) being rescinded

Winter Care of Roses: Master Gardeners learn about rose care

Jai Uparkar and Emily Xia • January 17, 2020

Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County attend class in Cupertino Library

Left in the dark

Jai Uparkar and Jayanti Jha • November 23, 2019

Examining the effects of the PG&E power outages

As the smoke settles: MVHS’s responses to CampFire

Lakshanyaa Ganesh • December 17, 2018

n Nov. 8, chemistry and AVID teacher Elizabeth McCracken’s daughter Samara McCracken and her boyfriend were two of thousands of people affected by one of the deadliest wildfires in American history:...

Nothing higher than truth: individuals reflect on the misportrayal of Hinduism

Shuvi Jha • December 11, 2017

Individuals reflect on the misportrayal of Hinduism in school setting

Gender “X”: A new third option for California IDs

Chelsea Wong • October 17, 2017

California’s new bill proposes a third gender for state official identification papers

Hawaii bans looking at phones while crossing the street: California may also do the same

Claire Yang • September 22, 2017

Cupertino residents express their opinion on Hawaii's new law

California Dreaming

Michelle Wong • May 30, 2017

Hidden gems across the state to explore this summer

“Calexit” movement gains momentum

Krishna Sunder • March 3, 2017

Secession isn’t new to the U.S. From Virginia’s calls to secession in 1798 to the South during the Civil War, movements for state secession have risen since the creation of the Union. But it wasn’t...