The Dublin Shield

Dublin’s persistent fight against homelessness during COVID-19

Jayani Jayakanthan, Staff Writer • February 4, 2021

On November 11, 2020, Dublin High School junior Jayani Jayakanthan conducted a drive for the homeless with the help of Principal Maureen Byrne. The drive collected donations in the form of food, clothes,...

Tri-Valley Environmental Coalition aims to unify student groups

Anna Hsu and Grace Liu • February 1, 2021

Students from across the Tri-Valley are uniting under one organization to make a lasting and positive impact on the environment. Formed as a networking opportunity for youth and adult clubs alike, the...

Breaking: DUSD pushes back reopening of Emerald High School

Pratham Dalal, Social Media Manager • January 27, 2021

In a Dublin Unified School District Board Meeting late last night, school officials declared that construction for Emerald High School would have its phase 1 construction delayed until Fall of 2023. Phase...

Athletics Update: select sports slated to begin in February

Logan Lin, Sports Editor • January 27, 2021

As the second semester starts, and the year comes closer to an end, student athletes wonder when they’ll be able to play their beloved sport again. EBAL decided to disregard the CIF calendar announced...

Youth leadership club donates mural to local non-profit

Samyutha Ayalasomayajula and Summer Shi • January 26, 2021

Volunteering at local farms has always been a tradition for many students in the Tri-Valley area, but with COVID-19, everything changed. In order to increase awareness of this challenge, a group of students...

Class of 2021 advisors and parent reps surprise seniors with drive-thru event

Pratham Dalal, Social Media Manager • January 18, 2021

On January 13, 2020 - students arrived at Dublin High School to receive a special surprise: a water bottle with the Class of 2021 logo and boba courtesy of Kiss my Boba. Teachers, School Administrators,...

Martin Luther King Jr. Day events go virtual

Riya Mathur, Staff Writer • January 18, 2021

January 18th, 2021 was Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday and the reason students didn’t school on Monday. Many celebrations had to go virtual, some even being canceled. But that didn’t...

DHS Reacts: Anonymous thoughts on the Jan. 6th Capitol riots

Ananya Varshneya, Columnist • January 11, 2021

Courtesy of the Dublin Political Coalition, Dublin High Students shared their anonymous thoughts on the January 6th riots at the Capitol and explained how the event was discussed through online school....

Editor picks for your 2021 reading list

Danielle Tran, Editor-in-Chief • January 11, 2021

A new year means new media to consume, and with 2021 already presenting a fair dose of turmoil, immersing yourself in a book proves a more effective escape than ever. Below are recommendations for your...

Looking forward to 2021 and the future

Alexander Suen, Staff Writer • January 11, 2021

As the second semester of school swings into action, the year 2020 seems to be the past that can never be forgotten. From wildfires plaguing the West Coast and Australia, to Kobe Bryant’s death, along...