El Estoque

Reflecting on Zoomcoming

Amber Milesi, Staff Writer • March 30, 2021

nlike the usual week-long Homecoming experience that culminates in a Friday rally, football game and Saturday dance, this year's Zoomcoming went remote and included various social media challenges, online...

Man on the street: Captains on their most important leadership trait

Melody Cui and Riya Ravuri • February 10, 2021

Captains of MVHS sports teams share the reasoning behind their preferred leadership traits

Tempo: Two teenagers’ perspectives on the pace of life

Anjali Singh • January 5, 2021

Seniors Jasmine Lu and Alice Zhou release a collection of poetry and literary pieces on mental health and young adulthood

COVID-19’s impact on Cupertino Hoops

Anna Jerolimov • October 26, 2020

Exploring players’ and referees’ reactions to the potential canceling of the winter basketball season

Introverts vs extroverts in lockdown

Collin Qian and Shreshta Ranganathan • April 10, 2020

With school closed and lockdown in place, students are forced to stay at home and find new routines for themselves. However, the ways through which introverted and extroverted students adapt have both...

Our cultures in food

Shivani Gupta, Alyssa Hui, Vivian Jiang, Robert Liu, Shreshta Ranganathan, Leanna Sun, and Anish Vasudevan • November 22, 2019

Exploring the cultural significance of Asian food and its representation in America

Girls Basketball: Matadors emerge victorious with a 45-33 win against Fremont HS

Sreya Kumar and Tyler Cho • January 12, 2019

With some hiccups in the game MVHS rebounds after narrow game against Gunn HS