Senior Evan Taylor, girls’ varsity volleyball captain, setter, and hitter, has played volleyball since she was 12 years old.

Photo by Mac Shropshire andcourtesy of Raymond Alarcon Staff Photographer and Contributor. Raymond Alarcon, or as the ...

My favorite class last year, as a freshman, was Profe HB’s Spanish ½ class. It might have stemmed from how I enjoyed his methods of interactive teaching or how I excelled in the subject, two reasons ...

One of the colleges I’m applying to recommends submitting an academic paper I’ve written as a school assignment. It should be something I’ve written in the past year, and it should demonstrate my best ...

“It definitely takes a huge toll on the body especially if you land off in any certain way and especially if you injure yourself on a skill.” Holt said. “ [It’s] is one of the sports where repetition ...

Arch Manning’s reaction to an AI-generated video sparks backlash as well as highlights misogyny and issues of violence against women in the world of sports.

SPHS hosted the annual Back to School Night on Thursday, Sept. 10 for parents to meet their children’s teachers. Parents were given the chance to familiarize themselves with the classes’ curriculum ...

On Tuesday, Oct. 13, the SPUSD School Board held its monthly meeting. The meeting began with a reading and discussion of the newly proposed Board Policy 0441, which addresses generative artificial ...

Girls’ Golf played against the Rio Pacific Teams, San Marino, La Cañada, Temple City, and Arcadia at the Santa Anita Golf Course and managed to finish 4th out of the 5 teams with a final score of 211 ...

Several summer renovations have occurred around campus, bringing noticeable changes to the schools most used spaces. One of the biggest changes is the bathroom update around the 500s buildings. These ...

SPHS hosted its annual Spaghetti Dinner Night in the main gym on Saturday, March 12. Spaghetti Dinner Night is the biggest fundraiser of the year for the Instrumental Musical Department, with ...

Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart summed up censorship laws best in his threshold test for obscenity in 1964’s Jacobellis v Ohio, stating “I know it when I see it.” This now infamous quote ...