When it comes to analyzing a documentary, I always feel that I have a necessity to give the filmmakers some amount of grace due to how low most documentary budgets are, and how passionate the filmmakers...
On November 7th, Gavin Newsom called a special session of the Legislature in order to pass emergency legislation to “protect California values.” Newsom emphasized reinforcing California’s legal funds...
Room 4107 looks like any other office in the 4100 block, at least from the outside. The dark black of the door is peeling and chipped in areas, and on the placard a name stands out in bold. Sitting...
On the evening of November 1st, the Warriors’ Chase Center filled with anticipation. Thousands gathered to watch Maggie Rogers perform at one of the final stops on her Don’t Forget Me tour. Rogers...
Foothill concluded their inaugural Bay 6 campaign last Saturday with a statement win over San Joaquin Delta, putting a bow on a great first season in their new conference. With this win, the Owls increased...
Last month, on October 11th, 2024, Foothill College’s Science Learning Institute hosted “What’s it Like: AI Career Paths Revealed” as part of their Career Hacks series – a series of events and...
Last week, the kickoff for Native American Heritage Month here at Foothill College took place in the Dining Hall. Catalina Rodriguez, the Dean of Student Affairs and Activities, took the stage to announce...
Cupertino, CA – October 24, 2024 – Vibrant colour, pulsating music, and strong community spirit marked the Diwali celebration organized by the Indian Students Association at De Anza College in the...
Foothill Football won their second game in a row last weekend, besting City College of San Francisco 38-24. The Owls increased their record to an impressive 6-2 (3-1 conf.), and currently sit in 2nd place...
On the second Saturday of every month, local residents wake up early to gather and begin setting up their tables and tents for the Palo Alto High School (commonly referred to as Paly) Flea Market. The...
My flag was at half-mast today The port was closed The tides were gray My eyes were shot My tongue was dry I heard the wail Of children cry The roaring almost drowned...
On October 29th, the Foothill Men's Soccer team resumed their season against Ohlone College. This was their 17th game of the season, currently with an 8-5-4 record. The Owls were ready to face their opponents...
And what do you do when it all goes right? How am I meant to cope! When every part of the journey isn't a fight, And I don't have to lose all hope. What if it all works...
Sam Liccardo defeated fellow Democrat Evan Low in the race for California’s 16th Congressional District that The Associated Press called Wednesday night. The seat was previously held by Anna Eshoo, who...
This October, I’ve been reflecting on an issue near and dear to my heart. As an English major and lifelong bookworm, I’ve been passionate about the consumption of literature from every genre since...
Waking up to the news of the election today was awful. I never thought that I would experience two Donald Trump presidencies in my lifetime, but alas, here we are. I am sad, scared, and angry, but mainly,...
Saturday, November 2nd, the Foothill Owls defeated Diablo Valley’s Vikings with a final score of 30-27. This win increased the Owls record to 5-2, putting them in a good position to vie for a playoff...
I want to write of The things my mother told me Of beautiful things She said when she'd hold me I long to say "My mother told me" about this life we live But instead my mother taught...
On Sunday, October 27th, I attended the last State Street Market Place event of the season. When attending produce and crafting based events, in the past I have found my brain automatically thinking...
The air was stifling as 60,000 people packed in like sardines, each vying to get as close to the darkened stage as possible. For many of them, this was the event of a decade. It had been a long, hot day...
Last month, the Foothill Veterinary Technology program welcomed in their two newest residents, a pair of 6-month-old Miniature Hereford male cows named Toby and Logan. Hereford’s are known for their...
On Wednesday, October 30th in Foothills Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) Multicultural Center an event and a celebration was held in honor of Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, a holiday...
The Foothill College Football team suffered a tough loss versus the defending Bay 6 Conference and current #3 state-ranked College of San Mateo this Saturday, falling by a score of 49-14. This defeat dropped...
Back in 2018, Eduardo Chavez, the grandson of labor rights activist Cesar Chavez, released his debut documentary titled Hailing Cesar, which follows Eduardo’s journey towards understanding his grandfather...
On Tuesday, October 8th, Owls 4 Palestine along with the Black Student Union, Los Jaguares, and Puente Club hosted a “Community Circle for Palestine, Lebanon, and Marcellus Williams” in the Cesar Chavez...
The idea of pursuing a passion and turning it into a career is often a daunting thought for most people. In this day and age, the precarious job market and exorbitant amounts of inflation dissuade the...
Foothill College made their debut in the Bay 6 Conference Saturday, holding on to defeat Laney College 24-19 in a nail-biter win behind strong performances from defense and special teams. An extremely...
From the 1960’s, the 1980’s, early 2000’s, and now into the 2020’s, UC Berkeley has been a center for protesting for civil and human rights. On October 8th, 2024 at the Crescent Lawn on Berkeley...
Earlier this week, Gov. Gavin Newsom changed the course of college admissions in California. California has officially become the fifth state in the U.S. to ban legacy admissions and is only the second...
The Pride Center, located near the cafeteria in room 2018, recently opened its doors for the first time and hosted a Q&A panel with a myriad of guests, ranging from students to faculty across campus. The...