
By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer • Mar 6, 2025
The Supreme Court reviews an Ohio woman's claim of reverse discrimination, sparking debate over diversity, equity, and the perceived victimization of privileged groups.

By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer • Mar 6, 2025
The Supreme Court reviews an Ohio woman's claim of reverse discrimination, sparking debate over diversity, equity, and the perceived victimization of privileged groups.

By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer • Mar 6, 2025
The Supreme Court reviews an Ohio woman's claim of reverse discrimination, sparking debate over diversity, equity, and the perceived victimization of privileged groups.

By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer • Mar 6, 2025
The Supreme Court reviews an Ohio woman's claim of reverse discrimination, sparking debate over diversity, equity, and the perceived victimization of privileged groups.

By Joel Nam, Opinion Editor
Marijuana poses significant health and safety risks, including mental health issues, increased traffic accidents, and workplace safety concerns, outweighing its perceived benefits.

By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor
GloRilla’s song ILBB2 has taken TikTok by storm, inspiring over 250,000 remixes. Meanwhile, Duolingo's marketing stunt with Duo the owl captures attention.

By Deven Martinez, Staff Writer
The Oscars night dazzled with "Anora" sweeping top awards, historic wins, star-studded tributes, and fashion statements that lit up the red carpet.

Van Nuys sports teams face a challenging week with matches against Golden Valley, Canyon, Eagle Rock, and Canoga Park, aiming to improve their records and secure victories.

By Alyson Cerna, News and Features Editor
The Los Angeles Unified School District has rolled out a phone ban using Yondr pouches, aiming to limit classroom distractions. Students and teachers are adapting to the new regulations.

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer
Block Blast, a mobile game drawing Gen Z's attention, combines relaxation with strategic challenges, sparking debates about its appeal and influence on gaming habits.

Van Nuys High School and other LAUSD schools have started enforcing a phone ban during school hours, aiming to create a distraction-free learning environment.

By Brian Batres, Photographer
Students across Los Angeles walked out of class, uniting against deportation policies. Supported by teachers, their protest aims to amplify voices of those unable to speak.

By Joel Nam, Opinion Editor
Students often find school stressful, but a mindset shift can improve their experience. Discover how perspective impacts enjoyment and academic performance in unexpected ways.

By Abigail Kim, Staff Writer
Van Nuys High's new block schedule aims to provide flexibility, but athletes find their options limited, as sports require two class periods, affecting their academic and extracurricular choices.

By Ocean Threats, Staff Writer
TikTok and influencers fuel overconsumption, persuading young audiences to buy unnecessary products. Financial health suffers as viral trends create pressure to conform.

By Leon Weiss, Staff Writer
Kash Patel's confirmation hearing for FBI director highlighted partisan divisions in Congress, with Democrats questioning his qualifications and Republicans praising his potential leadership.

The Wolves volleyball team fell to the Vipers 3-1, with standout performances from Kinchen and Lauraya. The team looks to improve communication ahead of their next game.

By Isabel Valles, Athletics Editor
The Wolves baseball team clinched a decisive 15-5 victory against the Reseda Regents, thanks to Joel Enciso's home run and a strong pitching performance from the Enciso brothers.

By Ennio Muhi, Staff Writer
The Wolves' softball team opened their season against Hoover High School, showcasing potential despite a 15-7 defeat. Players remain optimistic, focusing on teamwork and improvement.

By Natalie Herrera and Ennio Muhi
The boys varsity basketball team celebrated senior night with a thrilling 59-57 victory over Kennedy High School, highlighted by standout performances and a strategic team effort.
Scoreboard
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Van Nuys High School55San Fernando51Jan 15 / Boys V Basketball
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Van Nuys High School2San Fernando3Jan 15 / Boys Soccer
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Van Nuys High School0San Fernando1Jan 15 / Girls Soccer
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Van Nuys High School0Canoga Park0Jan 13 / Boys Soccer
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Van Nuys High School1Cleveland18Jan 6 / Girls Waterpolo
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Van Nuys High School2Liberty2Dec 27 / Boys Soccer
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Van Nuys High School69Reseda39Dec 13 / Girls V Basketball

By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Discover which Minion character you resemble by answering a series of fun, playful questions. Your choices in scenarios like heists and superpowers reveal your Minion alter ego.

By Isaura Garcia, Staff Writer
The surge in horror films highlights societal anxiety and economic pressures, with low production costs and high returns making the genre increasingly appealing to audiences and filmmakers.

By Melissa Ocegueda, Staff Writer
Kayla Balikyan-Davis steps into the role of Production Stage Manager at Van Nuys High, bringing years of dedication and a passion for theater to the position.

By Addison Cudd, Arts and Entertainment Editor
This week in entertainment, Duolingo's Duo 'dies' in a viral twist, SNL marks 50 years with iconic reunions, Sabrina Carpenter releases a deluxe album and TikTok returns to app stores.

By Argem Alipio, Staff Writer
This weekend offers exciting activities: catch a movie, explore the mall, or test your skills in an escape room for a memorable experience.

By Skylie Molina and Elizabeth Escobar
Despite a misleading flyer warning, senior packages remain available. Assistant Principal Strassner explains the error and confirms most packages are sold until graduation.

By Olamide Olumide, Editor-in-Chief
The terms "Black" and "African American" are often used interchangeably, but they hold different meanings. Students share insights into the unique cultural identities within these communities.

By Skylie Molina, Staff Writer
Van Nuys High School's Academic Decathlon team earned 27 medals at regionals, securing a spot in the state competition where they will compete against top teams in California.

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.

Van Nuys High School y otras escuelas LAUSD han comenzado a aplicar una prohibición de teléfono durante el horario escolar, con el objetivo de crear un ambiente de aprendizaje libre de distracciones.

By Isabel Valles, Athletics Editor
Tras retirarse de sus deportes, Nataly Martínez, Camila Guzmán-Alvarez y Silvia Salazar encontraron la algería en nuevas actividades, demonstrando cómo los deportistas pueden prosperar tras la jubilación.

By Madison Thacker, Editor-in-Chief
Los estudiantes organizaron una marcha en protesta por las deportaciones masivas propuestas, demostrando su apoyo a las comunidades inmigrantes y ejerciendo sus derechos de la primera enmienda.