The bright mixture of blue, red, pink, and yellow bursts of powder floating through the air made it hard to believe that finals week was approaching for the South Asian Student Union (SASU). Faces and...

I never considered myself an outdoorsy person. Growing up, I hated bugs, dirt, and the itchy feeling of sitting on grass for too long. The idea of sleeping like a sardine in a tent, lacking internet...

After a six-year self-evaluation period, Westview was visited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), Feb. 3-5. WASC is a nonprofit organization that nationally accredits public and...

Westview will be offering three more online courses to its students this fall: US History, World History, and Civics/Econ. The courses will be asynchronous. US History and World History students will...

Growing up in Berlin, Germany, Jonathan Strauch (11), had only ever seen America through a TV screen, absorbing a variety of ideas, stereotypes, and representations about a country that he’d never set...

Girls volleyball secured a victory over Poway in three straight sets, 25-17, 25-13, 27-25, Oct 3. The team had to keep consistently high energy so as to not give up a set. After falling behind 7-2 in...

The Legislature makes decisions that affect all of California, but for those of us living in a city that is practically the most southern part of the state, we often feel like our community’s voice is...

After securing a safety early in the second quarter, Westview scored two unanswered touchdowns to take a 16-0 lead, before holding off Olympian in a 16-14 victory in their season-opener, Aug. 23. Early...