Caught in the crossfire
A student and her family were forced to flee the war between Russia and Ukraine, leading to a new life in America
School strike looms
Service workers and teachers unions join forces in plan to shut down LAUSD for three days over labor contracts.
Teachers and service workers hold massive rally
Union leaders announce a three-day strike beginning March 21
Crazy for caffeine
75% of teenagers consume caffeine on a daily basis, with many students using it as a means to stay awake and attentive for school.
Teacher shortage: It’s everywhere
Covid, the economy and personal circumstances cause a crisis in education.
Demanding change from the district
Multiple members of LAUSD’s school staff plan to go on strike some time in March in order to have their demands heard by the district.
Kali Uchis expels divine femininity in her new album “Red Moon in Venus”
In Uchis’ third studio album, she releases a body of work that represents all levels of love, releasing people with love, drawing love into your life and self-love.
Building a car with his bare hands
Warrakan Nate’s journey in building his own car has finally led him to be able to drive his own creation.
AI: Artistic Infringement
As AI-generated art becomes more prevalent, questions arise about the legal and ethical implications of these 'artificial artists' and their potential impact on copyright laws.
Boys volleyball continue losing streak
The boys volleyball team played the Valley Academy of Arts & Science Vipers and lost on Wednesday, March 1, with a score of 1-3.
Light hail showers over Van Nuys High School
Students and faculty enjoyed a pleasant surprise of snow-like hail during lunch.
Marching to a different beat: Inside the world of colorguard
This year, the team is competing in the 3A division out of 6 divisions in the Southern California Marching Band Association.
