With temperatures climbing up to the high 90s, general discomfort, dehydration and even heat strokes are common. In order to ensure health during this record-breaking weather, refer to these tips for...

Eva "Tina" Perez comes to Foothill with an abundant amount of insight, knowledge and skill under her belt. She couldn’t be more excited to share and advise with Foothill students. As the new assistant...

With four years of collegiate softball and countless hours spent surfing, Brooke Schmitt is starting the next rigorous chapter in her life as a teacher at Foothill, and she couldn't be more excited. Shifting...

As the Class of 2021 wanders around the Foothill halls, trying to find their place in the unfamiliar environment, stories, opinions and goals begin to arise. To hear some of the freshmen voice their...

Road trips are the quintessential summer adventure, but they aren’t all just blasting tunes and laughing with your friends as you roll through scenic country. Road trips can turn really miserable in...

Linda Kapala has been a familiar and friendly face in the Foothill media center, helping students find information on everything from good books to read to college information to organizing community service....

     Foothill is known for its collection of quirky students who all have different characters that add to the campus atmosphere. From musicians to scientists to pun loving teens,...

As students, we are curious about where the people who teach and mentor us everyday come from. The teachers at Foothill have diverse and unique backgrounds. Some of them are alumni, some are from out of...

Two Nepali-American Foothillians, unrelated by blood, religion or gender. Two white, Venturan mothers. What binds the four together? To start, the last name McCullum. Kahar McCullum ‘17, the eldest...

“It’s kind of romantic,” Enkela Qoshlli ‘19 said about her mother. “She was selfless in hoping.” Although raised in Ventura, Enkela was born in Germiston, South Africa where her parents...

Born in Port Said in 2001, Yoanna Soliman ‘19 spent the first eight years of her life in her native country of Egypt. However, she and her family were essentially forced to migrate to California. Soliman...

Music carries an eternal power. All emotions in the human repertoire can be easily recalled through incoming sound. Whether feelings are found in the strum of a chord or amidst the beat of a drum, hearing...