Uncovering Project Nightingale: Google accesses Fitbit records
January 8, 2020
Google receiving medical files stirs controversy
Outside of their element: MVHS faculty commuting to school
November 24, 2019
Whether it’s riding a motorcycle, biking, taking the train or coming by car, members of MVHS faculty commute to campus on a daily basis in a variety of ways. Read below to learn more about a few faculty members’ diverse methods of transportation and what they listen to while doing so. Facilities manager...
Field Hockey: MVHS wins back to back games for the first time since 2017
September 12, 2019
Matadors blows out Wilcox 12-0
Back from Mount Vernon
January 29, 2019
On Dec. 11, 2018, social studies department lead Bonnie Belshe successfully published a five-part lesson plan on the George Washington’s Mount Vernon website after a year of research and months of editing. During her stay at Mount Vernon, Belshe and a total of eight other teacher fellows lived in a house ...
Finding the new in the old
Anish Vasudevan and Ankit Gupta
September 27, 2018
At MVHS, history is a subject that often gets overlooked as students tend to focus more on STEM related subjects. However, the History, Economics, and Politics club (HEP) attempts to put this stigma to rest by celebrating history every Friday during lunch. Club presidents and seniors Shawn Lee and Jo...
New faces fill old shoes
September 1, 2018
or assistant principal Janice Chen, it was the thrill of coming back to her alma mater, to the place where she had begged for rides to lunch outings, where she had sweated bullets competing on the volleyball team. It was her graduation ceremony, with the warm sun glaring into her eyes and beating down ...
In times of war: reflecting on the Vietnam War
March 7, 2018
t the height of the Vietnam War, American soldiers entered the village of My Lai, opening fire on and killing over 500 innocent Vietnamese men, women and children. March 16, 2018 marks the 50th anniversary of what is known today as the My Lai massacre, an event which highlights the anger and anti-war ...
A look back at Apple’s past
March 31, 2017
pple is one of the biggest phenomenons of our generation, especially here in Cupertino. With a new headquarters currently being constructed, the company has came a long way since it was founded in 1976. Check out the infographic and timeline below to learn more about the legacy of Apple. &nb...
Influencing America, one sport at a time
November 4, 2016
With election season upon us, athletes across the country are increasingly using their platforms to endorse candidates and make progress against prominent issues in our communities. Click through the slideshow to see how athletes in the past have helped spark political and social change. Photos taken from Wikimedia Commons...
History teacher Bonnie Belshe wins national history teacher award
Claire Lu
November 8, 2014
It was on the Normandy D-Day beaches, staring up at the cliffs, where eight-year-old Bonnie Belshe recognized her passion for history. "I remember looking at the rock cliffs that were burial sites for many soldiers who died at Normandy," Belshe said. Belshe spent her entire third grade in England...
Q&A: Senior bridges gap between history and computer science
Namrata Ramani
December 6, 2013
Senior Aditi Ramaswamy documents her passion for American history through her blog, The History Hacker. Read More »...
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