As the final notes of their show for the  Winter Guard championship echoed inside the Bren Events Center at UC Irvine, the Color Guard stood surrounded by a sea of gold flags, costumes, and backdrops,...

 In its first meet of the season, gymnastics came out strong with a 218.7 to 200.5 win over Rancho Bernardo. Individually, the team saw strong performances from Bella Paguyo (10) who won the all-around...

At the California State Career Development Conference (SCDC), hosted at the Anaheim Marriott, Vamshi Ramasamy (10) and Emi Chow (10) placed in the top six in Food Marketing and Accounting Applications,...

Lucas Ding (9) sat across from his opponent, eyes fixed on the chess board as the clock ticked down at the 2026 Regional High School Teams Championship, Jan. 11. Instead of reacting to the move in front...

Up by just six points at halftime, boys basketball was locked in a tense battle with Mt Carmel, Jan. 9. Every possession mattered, and every mistake weighed on the game, according to forward Caleb Hardy...

The sound of laughter and conversation mixed with the rustling of cookie bags as students and families gathered around the ASL Club’s table at the Deer Canyon Holiday Bazaar Fundraiser, Dec. 12. There,...

Under the bright Saturday night lights of Mt. Carmel High School, the field buzzed with nervous excitement as Westview’s marching band and Color Guard took their places to begin their performance,...

On a warm afternoon, Elizabeth Weng (11) knelt in the hay brushing Doris’s spotted coat, the smaller of two pigs she helps care for at the Los Penasquitos Ranch House. Nearby, Winnie, the larger pink...

Standing on the edge of a 15-foot cliff over the Mediterranean Sea, Sanchay Koppa (11) had a choice to either step back into safety or jump into the unknown waters below. His nerves stiffened his body...

A new program designed to bring special education and general education students together through sports has been introduced to our campus this year. The program, called Unified PE, is taught by special...

Eva Porter (12) scrolled through endless webpages as she scoured the internet searching for articles that she could use for her APES assignment. Glaring headlines of climate change news flashed across...

In the chaotic months following the 2016 presidential election, political science major Nathan Glovinsky (‘15), sat at a table with other satirical newspaper writers on the UCLA campus frantically brainstorming...

The boys 4x110 shuttle hurdle relay team recently captured first place at the Mt. Sac relays, additionally breaking the school record previously held at 1:04.15, something they had already done once...

Embarrassment is a universal human experience, often filling one with an overwhelming desire to disappear or escape.  However, lately, I’ve been noticing faults in this emotion, finding that my own...

As Victor Mirea (11) sat in front of his students during one of his electric guitar lessons, he heard the students' uncertain strumming, shaky notes that were weakly plucked faltered through the air....

The rhythmic drums echoed through Westview High School’s Lunar New Year festival as the weight of the lion’s head pressed down on my shoulders; my swift body was in motion as I showcased the techniques...

As KoaWong (12) stood on the volleyball court, he focused on the ball in his hand, feeling its weight. As he prepared to serve, the familiar swing of his arm brought back memories of his time on...

One afternoon in Ms. Elkins’ special education classroom, the air fryer hummed softly in the corner. Shelly, a student known for her picky eating habits, stood nearby, waiting patiently as her beloved...