El Estoque

If you can just look up

April Wang • March 18, 2022

To me of six years ago, trudging your way through fourth grade: Hi. Hello. Perhaps this letter is a little unnecessary considering you’ll figure this out anyhow. But maybe someday people will develop...

Through a black and white lens

Shivani Madhan • February 18, 2022

Examining the dangers of viewing emotions, events and people in black and white

COVID-19’s impact on college life

Stuti Upadhyay • April 6, 2020

Exploring the impacts of online learning on college students and their college experience

Catching Up With Leo

Elena Khan and Justine Ha • April 12, 2019

n Mar. 12, Leo Club hosted their bi-monthly meeting and announced upcoming events that the club will participate in: officer applications, new events and the boba fundraiser. This month, officers talked...

The meaning of Ohana

Swara Tewari • February 1, 2018

Paraeducators and students in Ohana Club explain what the club means to them

Social sever separates underclassmen from upperclassmen

Bhargava Matta • September 21, 2016

Observing the disparity of the use of different social media platforms between freshmen and seniors

A Case for Ethnic Studies

Tal Marom • February 7, 2016

ith the news that a new class will be added to the curriculum, we could ponder the classes we want: psychology, sociology, perhaps even a home economics class. But when thinking of classes we need on campus,...

Too young for social networking

Christophe Haubursin • February 9, 2012

Lincoln Elementary School students enter academic Facebook: What’s next?