
By Ocean Threats, Staff Writer • Mar 21, 2025
As more universities adopt test-optional policies, it’s time to recognize that standardized tests like the SAT don’t capture the full potential of students, instead creating unnecessary inequalities

By Ocean Threats, Staff Writer • Mar 21, 2025
As more universities adopt test-optional policies, it’s time to recognize that standardized tests like the SAT don’t capture the full potential of students, instead creating unnecessary inequalities

By Ocean Threats, Staff Writer • Mar 21, 2025
As more universities adopt test-optional policies, it’s time to recognize that standardized tests like the SAT don’t capture the full potential of students, instead creating unnecessary inequalities

By Ocean Threats, Staff Writer • Mar 21, 2025
As more universities adopt test-optional policies, it’s time to recognize that standardized tests like the SAT don’t capture the full potential of students, instead creating unnecessary inequalities

By Elizabeth Escobar, Staff Writer
Los Angeles offers diverse activities this weekend, from fashion shows at Melrose Trading Post to butterfly encounters at the Natural History Museum and family fun at the L.A. Zoo.

By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer
History teacher Ms. Aditi Doshi and valedictorian Sean Kim share their journeys to Ivy League success, offering insights into the challenging and rewarding application process.

By Joshua Cazares, Staff Writer
Many teens face social anxiety, intensified by technology and the pandemic. Supportive environments and therapy can aid teens in overcoming these challenges and building connections.

By Alyssa Reign Pontines, Staff Writer
Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga make headlines with new music releases, while a viral video featuring Flow's animated cat captures the internet's attention.

By Elizabeth Escobar, Staff Writer
President Trump's address to Congress was marked by partisan protests, highlighting divisions over his policies on immigration, tariffs, and his praise for Elon Musk.

By Alyson Cerna, News and Features Editor
The Los Angeles Unified School District has rolled out a phone ban using Yondr pouches, aiming to limit classroom distractions. Students and teachers are adapting to the new regulations.

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer
Block Blast, a mobile game drawing Gen Z's attention, combines relaxation with strategic challenges, sparking debates about its appeal and influence on gaming habits.

By Joshua Cazares, Staff Writer
Van Nuys High School and other LAUSD schools have started enforcing a phone ban during school hours, aiming to create a distraction-free learning environment.

By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer
Celebrities wield significant political influence through social media, shaping elections and public opinion. However, their involvement raises questions about informed decision-making and the impact on democracy.

By Joel Nam, Opinion Editor
Homework plays a critical role in education by reinforcing learning, combating the forgetting curve, and helping students develop time management and responsibility skills.

By Isabella Mendoza, Staff Writer
In a recent address to Congress, President Trump proposed renaming the Gulf of Mexico, questioned hiring practices, and made controversial comments on immigration and international relations.

By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer
The Supreme Court reviews an Ohio woman's claim of reverse discrimination, sparking debate over diversity, equity, and the perceived victimization of privileged groups.

Van Nuys sports teams prepare for a competitive week, with boys volleyball and tennis teams expected to win, while baseball and softball face challenging matches.

By Isabel Valles, Athletics Editor
Since opening in 2004, the school's baseball field has evolved remarkably, transforming from a simple setup to a top-notch facility, showcasing the baseball program's growth and success.

By Natalie Herrera, Staff Writer
The Wolves varsity volleyball team triumphed over Panorama High School with a 3-2 win, showcasing resilience and skill in a closely contested match.

Van Nuys High School teams face key matches this week. Boys volleyball aims to defeat Verdugo Hills, while softball and tennis prepare for challenging games. Predictions include one win and one tie.
Scoreboard
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Van Nuys High School55San Fernando51Jan 15 / Boys V Basketball
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Van Nuys High School2San Fernando3Jan 15 / Boys Soccer
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Van Nuys High School0San Fernando1Jan 15 / Girls Soccer
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Van Nuys High School0Canoga Park0Jan 13 / Boys Soccer
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Van Nuys High School1Cleveland18Jan 6 / Girls Waterpolo
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Van Nuys High School2Liberty2Dec 27 / Boys Soccer
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Van Nuys High School69Reseda39Dec 13 / Girls V Basketball

By Melissa Ocegueda, Staff Writer
Live theater provides unique, shared experiences, while movie-musicals offer convenience. The key to success lies in thoughtful casting and adaptation, bridging both worlds.

By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor
The "Mamma Mia!" cast at Van Nuys High School dives into a demanding week of rehearsals, perfecting choreography and building sets ahead of their upcoming performances.

By Aidyn Kinchen and Gianmarco Razuri
In Real Humans' hiatus, Van Nuys High School has administered YONDR pouches throughout the campus and have been in place for around a week. Host Hudson Mirsky asked students about their experiences with this new ban so far.

By Anthony Castaneda, Photographer
R-rated movies often face scrutiny for their impact on teens, but many argue the restrictions are outdated given today's digital exposure. Parents play a crucial role in media consumption.

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer
Students at the school are competing in a hallway decoration contest, transforming hallways into seasonal scenes. This event fosters creativity, teamwork, and school spirit among the classes.

By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer
ASB organized a spirit week with themed days like Disney Day and Wacky Wednesday, encouraging students to show off their creativity and school pride after the Spring Fling Dance was canceled.

By Elizabeth Escobar, Staff Writer
The school's Spring Fling dance was cancelled due to low ticket sales and expected rain. The pep rally, originally set for March 14, will now be held on March 21.

By Elizabeth Escobar, Staff Writer
Addiction transcends substances, encompassing behavioral and emotional struggles. Understanding its diverse forms is key to supporting recovery and fostering empathy.

By Ocean Threats, Staff Writer
Los alumnos del instituto Van Nuys organizaron una marcha para protestar contra las redadas del ICE en los centros escolares, poniendo de relieve el impacto personal de las deportaciones en su comunidad y mostrando solidaridad y resistencia.

By Joshua Cazares, Staff Writer
Van Nuys High School y otras escuelas LAUSD han comenzado a aplicar una prohibición de teléfono durante el horario escolar, con el objetivo de crear un ambiente de aprendizaje libre de distracciones.

By Isabel Valles, Athletics Editor
Tras retirarse de sus deportes, Nataly Martínez, Camila Guzmán-Alvarez y Silvia Salazar encontraron la algería en nuevas actividades, demonstrando cómo los deportistas pueden prosperar tras la jubilación.

By Madison Thacker, Editor-in-Chief
Los estudiantes organizaron una marcha en protesta por las deportaciones masivas propuestas, demostrando su apoyo a las comunidades inmigrantes y ejerciendo sus derechos de la primera enmienda.