What does it mean to support AAPI youth?
Is it to advocate for equity and proof of Asian American culture
when many of them never wanted to be "Asian," under the same roof?
Is it to uplift Chinese,...
Square Enix’s “Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth” is the highly anticipated sequel to 2020’s “Final Fantasy VII: Remake,” continuing the reimagining of one of the most iconic RPGs in video game history....
On May 9, 10, and 11, Mt. Eden's Eden Theater Arts program performed Bad Auditions by Bad Actors at the new Performing Arts Center. The comedy was centered around an overzealous director, her Skittles-addicted...
On April 12, Mt. Eden hosted a talent show consisting of seven acts. The judges of each performance were Steven Elliott, Marie Butler, and Jasmine Maharaj. The winners were Emily Tran, Kael Flores, and...
Imagine you’re stranded on an island. Trapped with no way back to civilization, you desperately gather wood to construct a raft. After hours of grueling labor, you hear music coming from the ocean. At...
On Friday March 15, 2024, the annual Hayward Unified School District Art is Education reception was hosted at Hayward City Hall. The event featured artwork and performances created by Hayward students...
English and theater teacher Tracy Phillips has been working in education since her twenties, although her journey at Mt. Eden began in 2005. Phillips’ theater course teaches several core topics, which...
English teacher Tracy Phillips began teaching at Mt. Eden in 2007 and worked hard to reenergize the theater arts program at Mt. Eden in 2013. Mt. Eden is known for its visual and performing arts programs,...
“How many hours do your students generally spend on one art piece?” I ask Carrie King, the AP Drawing teacher at Mt. Eden High School. She answers: “About thirty hours for most students.” With...
Picture this: It’s your last year in the academy, and you are at the top of your class. You heard the school has created the Plinth Prize for the top student. You were eagerly waiting for the school...
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Mt. Eden teacher Gabriel De La Cruz opened an online store for the sale of his record collection. In 2021, he decided to open a brick-and-mortar store by the name of Stacks...
Starting in January 2023, Mt. Eden started a new Step team. This student-run team is proud of the strides it has made in less than a year.
“Step is a way many African Americans have shown their...
