As the school year ends, seniors engage in the "Senior Assassin" game, a strategic and thrilling activity that fosters camaraderie and offers unforgettable experiences. Players strategize and compete for victory.
Seniors and teachers faced off in a spirited "March Madness" basketball game, showcasing school spirit and friendly competition. The event brought together students and faculty for an exciting match.
In the digital age, personal data is frequently collected and sold, raising significant privacy concerns. Stronger regulations are needed to protect individuals from misuse and manipulation.
The ongoing bird flu outbreak is affecting U.S. food supplies and causing price hikes. Poultry and dairy industries face challenges as the virus spreads, impacting consumers nationwide.
Van Nuys sports teams are gearing up for important matches this week. With games against strong rivals, players are confident and eager to compete on their home turf.
Explore the latest entertainment news, from Billboard's top female artists of the century to Jojo Siwa's bold fashion choices and the upcoming "Freakier Friday" sequel.
Juniors at Van Nuys High School were required to take the SAT for college admissions this past week, and today's episode, Ocean Threats talked with students who have taken the exam and are looking to take it in the future.
Students are increasingly disengaged from studying, yet consistent practice is essential for learning. Effective study methods and balancing workloads can improve motivation and success.
Van Nuys High School varsity teams face a packed midweek schedule as volleyball, tennis and softball squads compete against Valley conference opponents in crucial matchups.
By Alyson Cerna, News and Features Editor
• Mar 25, 2025
Athletic teams joined dance and cheer performers for an hour-long celebration featuring student competitions and team introductions, culminating in senior class spirit honors.
The Wolves varsity baseball team achieved a decisive 8-0 win against the Vipers, showcasing strong performances from senior Joel Enciso and catcher Nate Renard.
