Hope Squad hosted its fifth annual Suicide Prevention week activities outside the counseling office during lunch on Sept. 6 and 8. This year, for the first time in the event’s history, Hope Squad invited...

Cancellations and rescheduling of school activities both came into play as one of California's hottest heat waves impacted Irvine residents from Aug. 30 to Sept. 10, according to ABC. Temperatures climbed...

Amassing 77.4 million hours viewed on Netflix in a single week, “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” captured the world’s attention with its thoughtful portrayal of individuals with autism spectrum disorder.  The...

What do “Red Flavor,” “Alcohol-Free” and “Ko Ko Bop” have in common? For avid Korean pop fans, the answer is clear: all were iconic summer K-pop songs. With the intense heat that we are facing...

When it comes down to bright lights and a belting singing style, Canta Bella singer and sophomore Kody Lin, a musical theater fanatic, moves through her journey as a singer with a unique voice in musical...

At first glance, physics may seem purely fact- and data-based, but physics teacher Ryan Johnson’s poetry proves otherwise. You may walk into his classroom to find him demonstrating the laws of force...

Wild Rivers Waterpark will open in Orange County Great Park on June 20 after more than 11 months of construction, according to Spectrum News.  Compared to the original Irvine Wild Rivers Waterpark,...

After five years of anticipation from his fans, American rapper, songwriter and producer Kendrick Lamar released his fifth album “Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers” on May 13. The album highlights...

With the flick of a baton, the wind and string ensembles breathed life into scenes of popular feature films at the Soundtracks & Cinema concert. The final performance of the year welcomed an audience...

When telling family, teachers or peers that you will be attending a community college and then transferring, the all-too-familiar sympathetic comments follow: “You’ll save on tuition” and “You’ll...