
By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer • Apr 12, 2025
Multicultural Day transformed the school quad with vibrant displays of global cultures, featuring diverse foods and performances that engaged students and showcased community spirit.

By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer • Apr 12, 2025
Multicultural Day transformed the school quad with vibrant displays of global cultures, featuring diverse foods and performances that engaged students and showcased community spirit.

By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer • Apr 12, 2025
Multicultural Day transformed the school quad with vibrant displays of global cultures, featuring diverse foods and performances that engaged students and showcased community spirit.

By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer • Apr 12, 2025
Multicultural Day transformed the school quad with vibrant displays of global cultures, featuring diverse foods and performances that engaged students and showcased community spirit.

By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer
Melania Trump’s public actions, such as avoiding hand-holding, have sparked ongoing speculation about her relationship with Donald Trump, with observers questioning her true feelings.

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer
Amid rising economic concerns and fears of a potential recession, memes have become a source of comfort, highlighting the power of humor during uncertain times.

By Aidyn Kinchen and Gianmarco Razuri
As acceptance letters arrive, students prepare to make important college decisions. Host Hudson Mirsky discusses their choices and plans for the future in this episode.

By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer
A recent trend of increasing disrespect towards teachers highlights the lasting impact of the pandemic on students' social skills and classroom behavior.

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer
Schools across the U.S. are banning books on LGBTQ+ topics, race, and history, sparking debates among students, parents, and politicians over freedom and educational content.

By Elizabeth Escobar, Staff Writer
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.

By Madison Thacker and Olamide Olumide
The rise of short-form videos on social media is influencing Generation Alpha's attention span, prompting educators to adapt teaching methods and address evolving learning challenges.

By Joshua Cazares, Staff Writer
Many teens face social anxiety, intensified by technology and the pandemic. Supportive environments and therapy can aid teens in overcoming these challenges and building connections.

By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer
The LAUSD's Yondr phone ban aims to reduce distractions but faces criticism as students find creative ways to bypass the system, questioning the policy's effectiveness.

By Joel Nam, Opinion Editor
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.

By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer
The Trump administration’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members has sparked legal and human rights concerns.

By Isabella Mendoza, Staff Writer
Students are increasingly disengaged from studying, yet consistent practice is essential for learning. Effective study methods and balancing workloads can improve motivation and success.

By Isabel Valles, Athletics Editor
Senior Joel Enciso's walk-off single led the Wolves to a 3-2 victory over the Chavez Eagles, marking a hard-fought win in a closely contested game.

By Adamaris Chevez, Staff Writer
The Van Nuys girls' softball team faced a challenging game against Ventura, ending with a 0-21 defeat. Despite the loss, team members reflected on valuable lessons and showcased individual skills.

Van Nuys sports teams are preparing for a series of away games and home matches this week, with predicted wins in baseball, softball, tennis and volleyball against their rivals.

For four years, Joel, Loc, and Camila have dedicated themselves to their respective sports, balancing challenges and growth while making lasting memories in high school.
Scoreboard
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Van Nuys High School6Valley Academy of Arts & Sciences High School1Mar 21 / Baseball
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Van Nuys High School8Valley Academy of Arts & Sciences High School0Mar 19 / Baseball
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Van Nuys High School23Panorama High School11Mar 19 / Softball
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Van Nuys High School1Glendale High School11Mar 15 / Softball
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Van Nuys High School19St. Mary's Academy Softball High School8Mar 15 / Softball
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Van Nuys High School4Canyon High School5Mar 8 / Baseball
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Van Nuys High School6Verdugo Hills High School1Mar 5 / Boys Tennis

By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Pop culture news has taken social media by storm with controversies, viral videos and record-breaking movie releases capturing widespread attention.

By Adamaris Chevez, Staff Writer
The Van Nuys girls' softball team faced a challenging game against Ventura, ending with a 0-21 defeat. Despite the loss, team members reflected on valuable lessons and showcased individual skills.

By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer
The LAUSD's Yondr phone ban aims to reduce distractions but faces criticism as students find creative ways to bypass the system, questioning the policy's effectiveness.

By Deven Martinez, Staff Writer
Van Nuys High School's choir program faced numerous conductor changes, yet students demonstrated resilience and leadership, ensuring the program's success during challenging times.

By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer
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.

By Alyson Cerna, News and Features Editor
Athletic teams joined dance and cheer performers for an hour-long celebration featuring student competitions and team introductions, culminating in senior class spirit honors.

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer
Van Nuys High School implemented a strategic two-gymnasium testing setup for SAT administration, providing students with ample space and a controlled environment for the college entrance exam.

By Elizabeth Escobar, Staff Writer
Los Angeles offers diverse activities this weekend, from fashion shows at Melrose Trading Post to butterfly encounters at the Natural History Museum and family fun at the L.A. Zoo.

By Joel Nam, Opinion Editor
En la era digital, los datos personales se recopilan y venden con frecuencia, lo que plantea importantes problemas de privacidad. Se necesitan normas más estrictas para proteger a las personas del uso indebido y la manipulación.

By Deven Martinez, Staff Writer
El programa de coro de la escuela secundaria Van Nuys se enfrentò a numerosos cambios de director, pero los alumnos demonstraron resistencia y liderazgo, asegurando el éxito del programa en tiempos difíciles.

By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer
“Lo siento, lo siento”, gritó Ryan Kumar, estudiante de último curso, mientras perseguía a su amigo, su objetivo asignado, antes de lograr la eliminación. A medida que el curso escolar 2024-2025...

By Ocean Threats, Staff Writer
Los alumnos del instituto Van Nuys organizaron una marcha para protestar contra las redadas del ICE en los centros escolares, poniendo de relieve el impacto personal de las deportaciones en su comunidad y mostrando solidaridad y resistencia.