The Continuous Homecoming Controversy: Día de los Muertos

By Noelle Copeland and Josselyn Ramos

October 10, 2019

The theme for this year's homecoming—Día de los Muertos—creates a divide among students and staff.

California Scholarship Federation Members Announced

By Ani Tutunjyan, News Editor

October 4, 2019

92 students qualified as members of the California Scholarship Federation (CSF) for Fall 2019.

The Preliminary SAT is Fast Approaching

By Rozalynn Casillas

October 1, 2019

The PSAT will be administered on Wednesday, October 16.

Another Year, Another Win for The Mirror

By Stephanie Caceres

October 1, 2019

The Mirror wins Best of Show at the 2019 Spring National Scholastic Press Association convention.

The Amazon: A Forest in Flames

By Pamela Serrano

October 1, 2019

The recent Amazon Rainforest fires have raised a concern among scientists about the possible effects of the forest’s deterioration.

Chromebooks and Promethean Boards: Are they helpful?

By Pamela Serrano

September 24, 2019

The arrival of Promethean Boards and Chromebooks to campus reveal mixed feelings among students and teachers.

Assisting the College Application Process

By Ani Tutunjyan

September 18, 2019

With college application deadlines approaching, seniors can approach Ms. Charlton, the college counselor, for further assistance in the process.

10th Annual College Fest at LAVC

By Mhar Tenorio, Noelle Copeland, and Josselyn Ramos

September 16, 2019

The Los Angeles Valley College held its 10th annual College Fest on Saturday, Sept. 14.

iPhone 11: ‘Cutting Edge’?

By Ani Tutunjyan

September 12, 2019

Apple has finally unveiled the new iPhone 11. Here’s what to expect.

No ‘Common Yardstick’?

By Ani Tutunjyan, Staff Writer

May 31, 2019

College Board’s new SAT Adversity score furthers tensions in the ever growing push to level the playing field of college admissions.

Prom Photos 2019

May 24, 2019

View photos from this years prom that took place at the Millennium Biltmore located in Downtown Los Angeles.

Have Doctors Found a Cure for HIV?

By Mhar Tenorio, Staff Writer

May 8, 2019

HIV has killed over 30 million people after the virus was discovered in the 1980s. After two patients had been considered free of the virus, have doctors found a cure for one of the deadliest viruses in the world?