The 2025 Homecoming Dance on Sept. 13 transformed the quad into ‘A Night in Ancient Greece,’ complete with glowing lights, vines, and festive décor. Students celebrated after the pep rally, parade, and football victory with food, games, and the crowning of Homecoming Royalty.
By Natalie Vo, News and Features Online Editor
• Sep 17, 2025
Van Nuys High School turned up the energy with its first pep rally of the year, featuring exciting games, lively performances, and roaring school spirit. Find out how students and staff came together for a day of unforgettable fun!
Van Nuys High’s William Cox is vying for the Los Angeles Chargers’ Coach of the Week award, recognizing his leadership and the dedication of his flag football team.
Van Nuys High School's newspaper, The Mirror, has been nominated for the prestigious Pacemaker Award for the tenth consecutive year. Alongside this achievement, six staff members have been recognized as finalists for individual NSPA awards.
FIVE MINUTE INTERVIEW: Coach Robert Spaulding shares how he's growing girls wrestling, why "sweat equity" matters, and the personal sacrifices he makes for the team
The shocking assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a debate event has left the nation in mourning and raised questions about rising political violence. Hear how students at Van Nuys High School are reacting and what this means for the broader conversation on gun violence and political tensions.
Van Nuys High School has produced professional sports legends like Don Drysdale and Bob Waterfield. Today, student-athletes like Isaiah Kim and Jeremy Rivas are following in their footsteps, balancing big-league dreams with realistic goals and backup plans.
Alumnus Gary Alagozyan is back at Van Nuys High School, determined to rebuild the baseball program and inspire players just as his mentors once inspired him.
Mercado Buenos Aires blends Argentine flavors, soccer, and community in Van Nuys. From authentic meals to cultural celebrations, this family-run business keeps traditions alive for locals and visitors alike.
The bystander effect explains why individuals fail to act against violence. Overexposure to media normalizes brutality, fostering apathy and leaving conflicts unresolved without collective action.
