POLITICS | Congressman Tony Cardenas speaks to economic and government students
Mr. Tony Cardenas comes to talk to students about how he became a Congressman, the issues he’s working on for the state and his advice for students of color who want to get involved in politics and represent the U.S.
The abortion law dividing America
As the Supreme Court grapples with the decision of one of the most hotly contested topics, it's important to remember how it will affect the individuals and what a overturning could mean for our generation.
New digital ID system will implement tardy passes
Starting on May 16, all students will be required to download and show a digital ID to make the process of giving students tardy passes easier and more efficient.
California is in its most extreme drought in 126 years
Curb your water usage! As of June 1, Californians are being forced to comply with a mandatory reduction on water use or face consequences.
Students and teachers get ready for exams at AP Camp
Mock exams, practice problems and games are some highlights of the AP camp retreat taking place on campus over the weekend.
All you need is blood
In coordination with the American Red Cross, ASB Life Commissioner Hailey Thai organized a blood drive to help out California hospitals dealing with blood shortages.
Teaching black history
Students and teachers want to be taught and teach history that integrates Black voices every step of the way
A new era: The SAT goes digital
The last big change to the SAT came in 2016 when the College Board made changes to the content, format, and scoring of the test.
Senior artist wins Magnet Schools of America competition
Senior Jersey Vargas competed and won the district poster contest against other senior artists on Jan. 24, 2022.
FAFSA workshop provides $1000 incentive to interested students
The meeting, hosted by the college office, will take place over zoom on Jan. 29 from 9 to 1 p.m.
Money, money, money: The library receives a $711 donation from 7/11
At the grand opening of a local 7/11 in Van Nuys, Osman was the recipient of a grant on behalf of the school. The grant will be used to support the school's library program, specifically, to repurchase books that were lost over the pandemic.
The Mirror 2021 | Top Stories
As a year full of controversy, uncertainty and mixed emotions finally ends, lets recap some of the top stories from this past year.
