Meet Your New ASFC Officers: 2018-2019
Clayton Nagle and Script Staff
May 20, 2018
This year’s student elections have come to a close, providing Foothill College with a new set of elected officials to govern the Associated Students of Foothill College in the coming academic year. 773 students logged in to vote online to vote, and 13 positions were decided on. Vice president of a...
New Veterans Plaza Aims to Help Connect Student Veterans With Campus
Clayton Nagle, Editor
May 7, 2018
Ground was broken for construction of the new plaza outside of the Veterans Resource Center by President Thuy Nguyen on April 10, alongside Chancellor Judy Miner, Foothill-De Anza Foundation Director Tess Chandler, and Los Altos Rotary Club member Ron Labetich. The project was spearheaded by Labetich, who...
Humans of Foothill: David Asplund
Zahra Muzaffar and Aisha Chabane
April 19, 2018
Humans of Foothill is a weekly series during which The Script sits down with members of the Foothill College community. For the fifth installment, we sat down with David Asplund to discuss how his grandmother continues to shape his aspirations and inspires him to meet new people every day. If you...
Humans of Foothill: John Fox
Zahra Muzaffar and Aisha Chabane
April 11, 2018
Humans of Foothill is a weekly series during which The Script sits down with members of the Foothill College community. For the fourth installment, we met with Professor John Fox to discuss how his in-depth knowledge of sociology has impacted his greatest personal struggle. If you’d ...
Humans of Foothill: Chinwe Idika
Zahra Muzaffar and Aisha Chabane
March 15, 2018
Humans of Foothill is a weekly series during which The Script sits down with members of the Foothill College community. For the third installment, we met with Chinwe Idika to discuss her personal growth during her time as a part of the Foothill College community, as well as her role as the current stud...
Opinion: Connecting Communities With Foothill’s Physics Show
Ronnie Miller, Contributor
March 11, 2018
Fifteen feet above the ground, Foothill College physics professor David Marasco mounted a unicycle. The crowd gasped in suspense as he began to pedal slowly across a thin pipe, three hundred pounds of bricks swaying gently beneath him. Despite his dislike for heights, he turned confidently toward th...
Humans of Foothill: Daisy Rosalez
Zahra Muzaffar and Aisha Chabane
March 8, 2018
Humans of Foothill is a weekly series during which The Script sits down with members of the Foothill College community. For the second installment, we met with Daisy Rosalez, a military reservist who is working towards a bachelor's degree in cognitive science and hoping to educate others on the social ...
Humans of Foothill: Aakshi Kochhar
Aisha Chabane and Zahra Muzaffar
February 28, 2018
Humans of Foothill is a weekly series during which The Script sits down with members of the Foothill College community. For the inaugural installment, we met with Aakshi Kochhar, a world traveler with multiple citizenships and a current a first-year student at Foothill College. If you'd like t...
A Musical Start to Black History Month
Devaki Dikshit, Staff Writer
February 8, 2018
“I do apologize for walking into your home, and not letting you know we were coming,” spoke a dancer to the beat of the drums. She introduced the music to the cafeteria in the form of a poem: peaceful, rhythmic, intertwined with powerful lines that drew in the crowd. “This land we eat from, t...
Students Emphasize Peer Support at Winter Quarter Club Days
Stephen So, Staff Writer
January 19, 2018
Like migrating birds, hundreds of Foothill Owls flocked to the center of campus on Wednesday and to the cafeteria on Thursday for Winter Quarter’s set of Club Days to discover more about themselves and each other. As usual, dozens of clubs showed up. Many clubs are oriented around peer support, such as...
Preserving a Town Founded by Former Slaves
Stephen So, Staff Writer
December 6, 2017
Yesterday, the Humanities Lecture Series presented “Nicodemus, Kansas: Where Do We Go From Here?” featuring Dr. Ashley Adams, Program Coordinator of the Humanities Mellon Scholars Program. Dr. Adams completed her dissertation research on Nicodemus, Kansas, an African American town founded in 1877 by former slaves who left Kentucky after the...
International Education Week: From Foster Youth to Fostering Connections
Natasha Tj, Staff Writer
November 18, 2017
Have you ever thought that a simple conversation could lead to your meal being paid for? Or how complimenting someone on his/her shoes could actually get you the shoes? I never really thought about it either -- maybe because it sounds like it only happens in movies -- until I met one of Foothill’s...
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