OMG it's September, the hottest month in L.A., and everyone is melting. It's been blazing hot over the past few weeks and the AC hasn't done enough to keep everyone cool. Our host Ocean Threats asked students how they were coping.
The Cast struggles with their characters as the show gets closer.
The super hot weather we're experiencing now is ultimately something everyone just has to bear, even though it may be uncomfortable. It shouldn't be an excuse to disrupt learning.
Take a look at these fun activities you can do this weekend to cure your boredom.
The preseason varsity football game between the Wolves and Sotomayor Wildcats was canceled, leaving some players and fans disappointed. Understanding why this happens — whether it's due to player eligibility issues, extreme weather conditions, communication errors, or strategic decisions by teams — can help everyone better prepare for and cope with such situations when they inevitably happen.
A 4.4 earthquake centered near Pasadena struck on the first day of school, causing the school to evacuate.
Student journalists from The Mirror newspaper and website garnered multiple accolades at the prestigious 66th Annual L.A. Press Club Southern California Journalism Awards. The ceremony, recognizing...
How schools have shifted away from teaching cursive over the last century.
While EVs emit less waste than their gas-powered predecessors, they still offer a host of other problems that have yet to be solved.
In a 3-0 victory, outside hitter Lauren Renard scores multiple kills against the Falcons while middle blocker Teagan Greer hits an overpass kill scoring for the Wolves.
With the beginning of the 24-25 school year officially starting, new athletes will be gracing the Van Nuys fields. Fall sports, including football and tennis, are one of the most exciting times of the...
A peek into the life of our volleyball player of the week, Devin Tanner Brown.
Showcasing Kirk Uytiepo, tennis athlete of the week
She’s all (about) that jazz and more!
The ideas of aspiring student filmmakers in video production classes were brought to life on the big screen during the VNHS Digital Media Showcase.
Attending a prestigious school like Harvard is the dream of many high schoolers, but for most, it may be better to set sights on a community college instead.
The Golden Hearts club allows its members to earn volunteer hours for making cards to bring a smile to cancer patients at Kaiser Permanente.
The rise of short-form content on social media has led to irreversible changes in the classroom.
While LAUSD board members push for a complete cell phone ban in classrooms, students fight back, understanding the mass changes that will need to happen, in order for the ban to be effective.
In America, hundreds die as a result of gun violence. In order to save lives, we must take decisive action to address broad societal and administrative issues.
Millions of people in the United States struggle with ADHD, spreading awareness and better understanding its symptoms can go a long way in helping those who suffer as a result.
Sustituyendo la evaluación STAR de la plataforma educativa, Renaissance , los estudiantes de LAUSD han estado tomando este examen de forma rutinaria desde 1998. La evaluación i-Ready se administró a...
La presencia de la guerra de Gaza en las redes sociales se ha convertido en otra tendencia que muchos desechan a pesar de su gravedad.
En este Mes de la Historia de la Mujer, Donna Hubbard destaca como la antigua directora del colegio, madura, sabia y compasiva.
El club Women Make Change (WMC) ayuda a las mujeres a encontrar su confianza interior y les enseña sobre importantes figuras femeninas. Los miembros del club participaron en el acto del Día Internacional de la Mujer el 7 de marzo.
With auditions and callbacks finally over, the cast and crew of “The Haunting of Hill House” has begun rehearsals, doing table reads, character analysis and basic staging.
Theatre director Mr. Justin Baldridge sat, facing a list of 18 members, three of whom were soon to be cut. After the initial auditions for “The Haunting of Hill House”, held on Monday Aug. 19,...
Look no further to enjoy these three hidden gems over the long four-day weekend: A classic film festival celebrates 60 years, Shakespeare in Griffith Park, and the 626 Night Market for Asian culinary delights.
The dominance of adapted screenplays and sequels makes us question what truly counts as original in cinema, challenging the idea of a golden age of unmatched creativity.