Everywhere in life, people come across and use everyday objects that may not be of any significance, but in the eyes of concept artist Steven Liu (‘22), it’s different. Those objects and ideas are...

There is a story to be told in these strokes of dark, monotonous viscosity. Dark skies in the background of a downtrodden shack, which could also be perceived as a war-torn mansion of the past; a ragged...

In sixth grade, bored in Spanish class, Dennis Chen (‘23) tried his hand at creating an original math problem. Involved in competition math since sixth grade AMCs (American Mathematics Competitions),...

Lahari Rao (‘08) lives an intriguing double life. By day, she’s the senior internal communications partner at Gusto, based in the Bay Area. She loves incredibly detailed parties. When people see...

Toshiba NSTA (National Science Teachers’ Association) Exploravision competition aims to engage students from K-12 in solving real world problems through creating STEM-based projects that represent how...

Anirrudha Chiplunkar (‘23), otherwise known by the performance name “r3alistic”, is filled with music, life and the absolute love for creation. He writes songs and rap, Inspired by friends, family,...

When Renna Popli (‘23) sings, time seems to stop. A beautiful melody bounces through the air, and effortless high notes soar to the listeners’ captivated ears. This is what the live audience...

When the pandemic began in 2020, leaving everyone with more free time, people filled it with new activities and hobbies. Some started exercising.  Some took up baking. And Bridget Neff (‘22), junior...

The Juanita Haugen scholarship is a special $1,000 scholarship presented to PUSD students by The Community of Character Collaborative. Students who are awarded this scholarship are teens who have shown...

In his room, Malhaar Nagaraj (‘22) reaches for his guitar to strum out a chord, experimenting with different sounds to find out which fit the tone for his new single “Siren Song.” Creating a new...

Ms. Aimee Buckley, an active member on campus, and a special-ed teacher has worked at Amador for 20 years, benefiting students and teachers alike. With an even more active voice online in podcasts, Buckley...

Standing out in the cold, waiting in line, all Shloke Suri (‘23) can think is: almost there. The line shuffles forward, making him one step closer to his dream pair of shoes. He can almost feel the latest...