Richard Prinz – El Estoque

Taking an inside look at Challenge Day

Angela Zhang • April 25, 2022

“[Challenge Day] is an experience,” school-based therapist Richard Prinz said. “It's so emotional, [yet people] go and they want to go again. It's a workshop for challenging ourselves to become more...

Coping with grief

Mira Wagner and Alex Zhang • December 10, 2021

Community members describe their experiences and strategies managing their grief

Profits over People: How Facebook’s internal designs and systems harm its users

Melody Cui • December 5, 2021

Examining the impact of social media platforms in light of new accusatory claims

Using physical touch

Mikaylah Du and Riya Ravuri • October 30, 2021

Exploring how physical touch plays a role in expressing affection among the MVHS community

A fraction of time

Anushka De, Sophia Ma, Iman Malik, Riya Ravuri, Jannah Sheriff, Shivani Verma, and Brian Xu • April 3, 2021

MVHS community members in different age groups reflect on the pandemic year in the context of their lives

Asking for help

Matthew Yoshimoto • December 17, 2020

Exploring the effectiveness of the Wellness Check-In form

Remote learning’s impact on students

Matthew Yoshimoto • October 13, 2020

Exploring the benefits and drawbacks of distance learning versus in-person school

Tiger parents in quarantine

Claire Wen • April 10, 2020

Examining how the shelter-in-place order has impacted parent-child relationships

Bring Change to Mind’s 2019 California Summit

Devin Gupta • December 12, 2019

Bring Change to Mind attends a conference about spreading mental health awareness and personal wellbeing

PTSA: Adult outlooks on teenage mental health

Michelle Chen • December 3, 2019

Comprehending parent and expert strategies for and opinions on the topic of teenage stress

Seeds of Tranquility: Investigating the growth of Tranquil Tuesday

Sophia Chen, Staff Writer • October 31, 2019

Looking into the creation of the self-care initiative and thoughts from Tranquil Tuesday volunteers and participants

MV’s got your back: The reason behind the suicide prevention lines on student ID cards

Sarah Young and Claire Yang • September 16, 2019

Why the new student ID cards contain suicide prevention information

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