The stage is filled with dancers perfecting each step, singers rehearsing songs, actors reciting lines and musicians melodiously harmonizing in preparation for “The Addams Family” production on Mar....

After more than six weeks of researching, writing, discussing and planning, juniors Jason Chen, Nishad Francis, Annika Lai and Maya Sabbaghian and will travel to Sacramento on Mar. 5 with one common goal:...

Films are centered in creativity. Animators and filmographers strive to amaze and dazzle their viewers with the most intricate visual displays. This has become a tougher task to achieve as technology has...

Behind every theatrical production is a strong, unrelenting backbone that supports actors and actresses in making the execution of shows and musicals possible. From the precise choreography of every light...

Media technician Amanda Cramer and computer graphics teacher Grace Waldner together applied for and won a $20,000 Mega Innovation Grant which they received on Feb. 25. The grant is funded by Irvine Public...

In an age when vegan and vegetarian options are becoming more accessible to customers, the attempt to recreate “meat” solely out of vegetarian products has caught many people’s attention. In...

For the third year in a row, Irvine has claimed the title of the financially healthiest city in America, with a “taxpayer surplus” of $4,400 per person, according to the OC Register. Although a decline...

Soaring through the air, junior Alene Hata traces an invisible path to the next step in her routine and her career. Outside of her everyday academic life, Hata spends her free time following her passion...

From candy to bread, sugar is almost impossible to escape. Two months into the new year, one common goal is to cut sugar from diets, as excessive amounts can lead to negative health effects. According...

When literary and language arts teacher Cale Kavanaugh finishes teaching syntax, his words flow from his mind to the paper in the form of free verse poetry. Surprisingly, he did not enjoy poetry in high...

During the government shutdown that lasted 35 days from Dec. 22 to Jan. 25, national parks were left open but severely understaffed, causing pollution, vandalism and other damages from which it may take...