Seta Salkhi is a senior in her third year of the journalism program. As this year’s managing editor, she and Mason Hanshaw are hoping to continue The Stampede’s upward trend of progress. With a new emphasis on investigative journalism, political pieces, and hard-hitting news, Seta is excited to take on important issues facing different individuals in society. In addition to writing, Seta also enjoys playing beach volleyball recreationally, taking naps, and watching Netflix. In the days before COVID-19 dictated our daily lives, Seta didn’t realize how much she enjoyed school. She hopes to be attending her classes in-person before the end of the semester.

Seta Salkhi, Managing Editor

Jan 09, 2021	Mob of Trump supporters breach the US Capitol (Story)
Dec 20, 2020	Trump disputes 2020 election results (Story/Media)
Nov 13, 2020	Downtown Danville businesses create their own financial antidotes for Covid-19 (Story)
Nov 04, 2020	Performative activism: The newest threat to Black Lives Matter (Story)
Nov 04, 2020	How COVID-19 has affected this year’s census (Story)
Nov 04, 2020	California wildfires spark concern about climate change (Story)
Aug 19, 2020	COVID-19 meets senior year (Story/Media)
Feb 27, 2020	Ben Curry drowning case settled with SRVUSD (Story)
Nov 15, 2019	OCD: what you think you know — and what you really don’t (Story)
Nov 13, 2019	New gun-control law allows school administration to report dangerous students (Story)
Oct 15, 2019	Forced off the team, pushed into something new (Story)
Oct 14, 2019	Men sports gain popularity, women sports lack recognition (Story)
Oct 11, 2019	Monte Vista welcomes new choir director (Story)
Nov 13, 2018	Chief Enforces Morals, Cops Hand out Tickets (Story/Media)
Oct 12, 2018	Tragedy leads to new policies (Story)
Oct 03, 2018	Freshmen pass, set and kill it on the varsity team (Story)