Mia Ramirez, Spanish Editor
Van Nuys High School class of 1965 honored at emotional alumni memorial event
ASB partners with sports program to host alums on campus with performances, speeches, and more
Abortion rights clash amid changing laws and presidential race
Abortion laws and rights become central issue in upcoming elections
LAUSD prohíbe los dispositivos inteligentes para arreglar la adicción de las estudiantes
LAUSD ahora está limitando el uso de dispositivos inteligentes; y no se limita sólo a los teléfonos móviles
Gen Z’s shrinking attention span
The rise of short-form content on social media has led to irreversible changes in the classroom.
Touching the hearts of cancer patients one card at a time
The Golden Hearts club allows its members to earn volunteer hours for making cards to bring a smile to cancer patients at Kaiser Permanente.
Looking back on the AP exams
Now that the AP exams are over, students have had time to reflect on their performance and determine whether or not their teachers thoroughly prepared them.
Paving the way as a first-generation college student
Every student with hopes of making it to college will eventually encounter some kind of obstacle; however, the ones faced by first-generation college students are unique and, on occasion, out of their control.
Doing the impawsible
Special education teacher and dog breeder Ms. Karin Bryne hits a milestone achievement, with three of her dogs being invited to compete in the prestigious event.
The pros and cons of joining a magnet
The school offers three specialized magnets, each offering rigorous, yet nonetheless beneficial programs.
Lack of candidate choices concerns student voters
The 2024 election is driving young people to the polls, forcing them to choose between two candidates that aren't fully up to the task.
Tendencias: la guerra Israel y Hamás
La presencia de la guerra de Gaza en las redes sociales se ha convertido en otra tendencia que muchos desechan a pesar de su gravedad.
Trending: The Israel-Hamas War
The presence of the war in Gaza on social media has evolved into yet another trend that many throw aside despite its severity.
Hearts Day Festival: Getting in the Valentine’s Day spirit
ASB’s annual event celebrating the romantic holiday fills students’ day with love and fun.
What gift should you get your valentine?
Stressed out about what to get for that special someone? We can help you with that! Take our two-minute quiz to find out what gift you should surprise them with for Valentine's Day.
Rain, rain go away
LA storm affects schools across the district, especially the attendance of students.
Ending the stigma around mental health in schools
LAUSD is taking steps to increase mental health support for students, including adding social workers to schools around the district and holding assemblies to promote active discussion of the topic.
Lights, cameras, action! What movie should you watch this weekend?
Wanna watch something cool, but you don't know what? Take our quiz to find out which fun flick you should pick!
Budget cuts reduce school funding by millions
The loss of $4 million is forcing the school to cut back drastically on some programs and clubs, leading to less enriching learning opportunities and an overall dissatisfied school community.
High school relationships: Not the wish students are dreaming of
A relationship akin to Troy and Gabriella’s romance in “High School Musical” is unfortunately unrealistic for many high schoolers. Schoolwork and other responsibilities prevent many from attaining the love life they imagine.
Los consejeros universitarios vienen al rescate
A medida que se acerca la fecha límite para las solicitudes a las universidades estatales de California (Cal State) y a las universidades de California (UC), los consejeros universitarios están tratando de ayudar a tantos estudiantes como pueden.
College counselors come to the rescue
As the deadline for Cal State and UC applications approach, college counselors are trying to help as many students as they can.
Fun in the sun at Freshman Funday
Freshmen have fun and explore our school's clubs at Freshman Funday.
The class of 2024 kicks off the school year
Seniors gathered on the softball field to spend time with fellow classmates at senior kickoff.
Club rush stirs up excitement on the quad
New and returning clubs set up tables on the quad in an effort to attract new members.
Dual enrollment program allows students to take college-level finance classes
Van Nuys High School is offering a dual enrollment program that will allow students to receive a certificate in banking and finance.
May is for Mental Health
PSWs Ms. Karina Lares and Ms. Kat Stockly have been helping students learn and use mindfulness techniques during the month of May.
Tips for when it’s time to vote
Mia Ramirez gives a couple pointers to prepare new student voters.
Speaking from experience
As a melting pot of cultural diversity, Van Nuys High School is a virtual United Nations where students from all walks of life come together to learn and grow. One unique aspect of the student body is the large number of bilingual students.
An important milestone in the history of Van Nuys High School
Van Nuys High School officially opened its International Academy, one of just three in the LAUSD district.
The famous faces of Van Nuys High School
The famous alumni of Van Nuys High School and how they affect today's students
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.
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.
Love is in the air at Van Nuys
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, Van Nuys High School hosted its first ever Hearts Day Festival. During lunch, students gathered around the quad and listened to the enthralling music as they enjoyed the many activities available.
ASB hosts second Club Rush of the school year for students
On Friday, Jan. 27, ASB hosts the second Club Rush of the school year, featuring new and returning clubs for all students to find their place in.
Turn it down! Headphones and hearing loss
A recent study conducted by Lauren K. Dillard and colleagues found that people between the ages of 12 and 34 could be at risk for hearing loss worldwide due to exposure to unsafe listening practices
A new addition: free menstrual products
Van Nuys High School makes free menstrual products a new addition to the girls bathrooms.