During lunch on Jan. 26 and 30, eighth grader Andrew Crabtree and the members of the Geography Club sat in Harvard participating in the Geography Bee.
Crabtree enjoys learning about different...
Major Leagues Hacking organized a twenty-four hour hackathon for female high schoolers in the Bay Area, hosted at Medallia--a software company--from Jan. 27 to 28.
When freshman Kaitlin White’s...
People say ‘laughter is the best medicine,’ but for one group at UPA willing to make a difference, they challenge that idea with the power of music.
On Feb. 10, Team CUREblood of the Student...
Annie Zhang, Fun & Games Editor
• January 27, 2018
On Saturday Jan. 27, UPA welcomed prospective students and their parents during its annual Open House as part of the requirements to enter the school’s lottery process, which will take place on March...
Students and teachers complain when UPA restricts them access to certain websites or when the Wi-Fi speed lags.
In other words, they take for granted their freedom to access the internet.
Now a Republican-dominated...
On Thursday Oct. 5, Governor Jerry Brown signed legislation that officially made California a sanctuary state.
This bill limits the ability of the state and local governments to question, hold or transfer...
Bianca Lang, Social Media Manager
• December 15, 2016
Members of the San Jose Police Department are booking overtime to keep up with the shortage of officers.
The SJPD believes it needs at least 500 officers for a city with more than a million people,...
Seniors, do not be alarmed.
The thought of college and a career path even appeared frightening to fellow teachers at first.
For AP biology and psychology teacher, Loren Schwinge, it was a confusing...
On October 29, 2016, a 6-foot-tall, three-part foldable divider was put up to secure the privacy of the girls’ bathroom by the gym.
There had been no previous intention of such an idea until the divider...
Joshua Cheah and Tyler Jacobsen
• November 15, 2016
“Don’t forget your sticker!” the volunteer said as the woman started to walk away after having finished casting her vote for one of the presidential candidates.
Every 4 years citizens of our country...
To celebrate the end of the second marking period, ASB held a carnival and food fair on Friday, Nov. 4.
“UPA wants to celebrate the hard work of all students,” ASB Advisor Andrew Yau said, “and...
It was just another Monday at UPA when the lights went out unexpectedly, resulting in both the Horton and the Learning Center being in darkness.
The incident occurred during lunchtime at 12:45 p.m;...
