
By Melissa Ocegueda, Staff Writer • Feb 14, 2025
Students at Van Nuys High School celebrated Black History Month with a concert featuring dance, choir and jazz performances, showcasing their talent and honoring Black culture.

By Melissa Ocegueda, Staff Writer • Feb 14, 2025
Students at Van Nuys High School celebrated Black History Month with a concert featuring dance, choir and jazz performances, showcasing their talent and honoring Black culture.

By Melissa Ocegueda, Staff Writer • Feb 14, 2025
Students at Van Nuys High School celebrated Black History Month with a concert featuring dance, choir and jazz performances, showcasing their talent and honoring Black culture.

By Melissa Ocegueda, Staff Writer • Feb 14, 2025
Students at Van Nuys High School celebrated Black History Month with a concert featuring dance, choir and jazz performances, showcasing their talent and honoring Black culture.

By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor
The "Mamma Mia!" cast at Van Nuys High School rehearses dance and scenes, led by dedicated directors and students, as excitement builds for the upcoming tech week.

By Deven Martinez, Staff Writer
Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl Halftime performance in New Orleans combined music and activism, featuring guest appearances and symbolic gestures that addressed societal issues.

By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer
Kash Patel's confirmation hearing for FBI director highlighted partisan divisions in Congress, with Democrats questioning his qualifications and Republicans praising his potential leadership.

By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Viral TikTok trends breathe new life into TV show quotes and memes, with creative users remixing clips from Modern Family, The Amazing World of Gumball, and Lady Gaga's latest hit.

By Brian Batres, Photographer
Students across Los Angeles walked out of class, uniting against deportation policies. Supported by teachers, their protest aims to amplify voices of those unable to speak.

By Madison Thacker, Editor-in-Chief
Los Angeles students organized a walkout in protest of proposed mass deportations, demonstrating their support for immigrant communities and exercising their First Amendment rights.

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer
A mid-air collision over Washington, D.C., results in 67 fatalities as investigators seek answers. The crash revives memories of a previous tragedy in the Potomac River.

By Alyson Cerna, News and Features Editor
Andrea Dedace navigates TikTok's new Creator Rewards Program, which doubles earnings and offers fresh monetization opportunities for influencers producing engaging, longer content.

By Joel Nam, Opinion Editor
High school students face significant barriers to accessing mental health services, with funding disparities and limited resources affecting care and support in many regions.

By Isabella Mendoza, Staff Writer
The concept of learning styles lacks scientific evidence, sparking debate. Researchers suggest effective study techniques that focus on minimizing distractions and using real-world examples.

By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer
Recent wildfires in California reveal significant shortcomings in state emergency preparedness, with experts urging better prevention strategies and faster response times to protect communities.

By Joel Nam, Opinion Editor
The Defund the Police movement advocates reallocating police funds to community services to address the root causes of crime, aiming for a balanced approach to public safety and justice.

Van Nuys sports teams prepare for critical February matchups. Boys basketball, girls basketball, and boys soccer are predicted to win, while girls soccer anticipates a challenging away game.

By Isabel Valles, Athletics Editor
Van Nuys High athletes explore new opportunities after retiring from sports, finding joy and fulfillment in activities that align with their changing priorities.

By Isabel Valles, Athletics Editor
Van Nuys athletes face crucial matches on January 29 against rival schools, with boys soccer and girls water polo teams facing particularly challenging opponents.

By Ennio Muhi, Staff Writer
Van Nuys teams face mixed prospects against Kennedy, with the boys' soccer team expected to win away while other squads face challenges in their respective matchups.
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 Aidyn Kinchen and Gianmarco Razuri
As the 59th super bowl approaches, students share their predictions on the game's outcome and discuss whether Kendrick Lamar deserves the halftime spotlight.

By Deven Martinez, Staff Writer
The 2025 Grammys showcased historic wins, stunning performances and dramatic moments, with artists like Beyonce and Kendrick Lamar taking center stage in a night full of surprises.

By Melissa Ocegueda, Staff Writer
Van Nuys High School's Performing Arts students held a benefit show, raising $2,000 for families affected by the Southern California fires. Students united through song and dance to support the community.

By Alyssa Reign Pontines, Staff Writer
Social media controversies impact public figures as past comments resurface. Viral memes and art stunts spark widespread online engagement and debate on cultural sensitivity.

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer
This weekend, explore local attractions like the Americana, Griffith Observatory, and Santa Monica Pier for shopping, stargazing, and beachside fun. Enjoy diverse experiences in one city.

By David Vazquez, Photo Editor
Students are selling "World's Finest Chocolate" to raise funds for school activities. The initiative encourages business skills and community involvement.

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer
Los Angeles offers an array of fun activities from exploring world-class art at LACMA, finding unique fashion pieces while thrifting, to enjoying a night under the stars at Topanga State Park.

By Chioma Chiawa, Photo Editor
Heart of Nature, the school’s gardening club, empowers students to learn about gardening while growing vegetables like radishes and cauliflower, fostering teamwork and environmental awareness.

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.

By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer
La presidencia de Trump comenzó con órdenes ejecutivas sobre inmigración y economía, suscitando desafíos legales y debate sobre sus audaces promesas.

By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor
La clase avanzada de teatro del instituto presenta "Almost, Maine", una mezcla de nostalgia e innovación en la que los estudiantes dirigen y actúan en una producción que destaca la creatividad y la conexión