Coming back from the chaotic year of distance learning, what students might have noticed is a seemingly endless line to the school cafeteria. Some might say waiting in line is tedious, yet it is a major...

Twenty miles. That is the distance between Portola High and the Shorecliffs Golf Club, one of four golf courses that the girls’ golf team has used as its home course this fall. The facility takes students...

The City of Irvine hosted its 20th Irvine Global Village Festival at the Great Park on Oct. 9 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m after a one year hiatus due to COVID-19. This year, the event was free of charge. The...

The sun blazes above the theatre building; a crowd of excited students gather, eyes fixated on four people standing in the amphitheater. Each of the four individuals - fine arts liaison and senior...

Controlled in voice and theatrical in movement, senior Jamaal Walker belts out the chorus to “Someone Gets Hurt” from the “Mean Girls” musical, blowing away the audience. A few moments later,...

While freshman Shifa Harsolia was biking from school on Sept. 10, a distracted driver on Irvine Blvd. crashed into her, knocking her off of the bike. “I was mainly just really shocked because it just...

As the iridescent pom-poms catch light under the sun and the drum cadence from marching band providing a tempo, the entirety of the cheer team sports their usual sparkly bows, mid-ponytails and purple-and-white...

Boys’ water polo (12-3) won 10-9 at its fifth league match on Sept. 29 in the pool against Woodbridge High. Lagging behind with a six-point deficit at the start of third quarter, the Bulldogs scored...

SEOUL, South Korea – A little piece of Seoul. Click. Bustling city streets intertwine throughout Gangnam, congested with traffic and pedestrians. Condos and apartments in Hapjeong-dong stack on...

After a year and a half of having online club meetings, during Club Kickoff, students gathered in front of the tables as participating clubs advertised themselves to interested members on Sept. 22...