For the 40 holy days leading up to Easter, Catholics all across the globe, and even our home campus, devote themselves to deep prayer, fasting, and the most extreme levels of discipline in preparation...

The month of March is known for many things, a notable one being Women’s History Month. The month is a time to recognize the accomplishments and influence that women have had throughout history.  The...

Dozens of kids surged forward, aiming for the neon specks hidden behind oak trees and under shrubbery. It was a race for plastic treasures, but in the center of the lawn, an older sibling paused to help...

On Feb. 27th, the lights dimmed, the big gym fell silent, and the room erupted as the prom was revealed. “The fact that the venue looks amazing made my decision to go even greater,” senior Krystal...

Gabrielino High School freshmen visited McKinley Elementary School on March 10 to read to younger students as part of the annual Read Across America celebration. The event allowed students to promote literacy...

“When you’re Black in America, you represent history,” says freshman Aba Freeman. For her and other students on campus, being Black is not just a skin color, but a reminder of the struggles of their...

While many students begin the New Year with resolutions and ambitious goals, senior Chris Luong’s year is peaceful and eventful. For Luong, the New Year only begins when his family gathers together to...

While the gym rafters at Gabrielino High School echoed with the usual sounds of squeaking sneakers and whistles this week, the atmosphere felt different, marked by a planned shift toward empathy. In...

The Grammy Awards have always been a night dedicated to music, talent, and creativity, celebrating artists' achievements. However, this year’s Grammys, which took place on Feb. 2, were different because...

The clock ticked loudly as it neared 11:59 p.m., and a sense of urgency rushed through senior Kary Au as her shaky hands continued typing in a final attempt to submit her college applications before the...

For most teachers, the school day revolves around lesson plans, grading and guiding students through material. For anatomy teacher Laura Leyda, it also includes constant medical decisions that rarely stop...

From Dec. 8–12, the school library transformed into a space filled with shelves, posters and stacks of books as the Scholastic Book Fair arrived at Gabrielino High School. While many students saw the...