
How to Support Local OC Businesses During the Pandemic
Celine Lee, Staff Writer
| October 1, 2020

Staff and Students Bring Discussions on Racial Equality to the Classroom
Kelthie Truong, Managing Editor
| September 30, 2020

IUSD Serves as a Model in Bridging Today’s Digital Divide
Ryan Jung, Staff Writer
| September 30, 2020

Student Athletes Try to Find Solutions For College Recruitments
Ava Caleca and Haruka Noda
| September 29, 2020

Teachers Adopt Racially-Diverse Curricula to Support Anti-Racism
Akshay Raj and Dheeksha Bhima Reddy
| September 28, 2020

Podcast Recommendations for Those Who Don’t Know Where to Start
Celine Lee, Staff Writer
| September 25, 2020

Football Prepares for Season with Socially Distanced Practices
Kate Hayashi, Co-Editor-in-Chief
| September 24, 2020

Switch to Class System Leads to Boost in Spirit
Zara Shirwany, Staff Writer
| September 24, 2020

Quarantine Brings New Meaning to Comfort Foods
Jaein Kim and Kelthie Truong
| September 24, 2020

COVID-19 Testing Locations in Irvine
Dheeksha Bhima Reddy, Staff Writer
| September 24, 2020

Teachers and Students Share Struggles with Learning Models
Clara Ferreira Lopes and Haruka Noda
| September 23, 2020
![Despite many of the negative effects, quarantine has also provided an opportunity for students to explore their artistic and creative abilities on a deeper level. “I really like to focus on the quality of my notes … with [IVA and] the lectures, we get to click pause and go back or do whatever we need to do [to fit] our personal needs without having to feel like we’re disrupting the class,” sophomore Katherine Chang said.](https://portolapilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/IMG_4384-900x675.jpg)
Students Reflect on their Selected Learning Model
Cara Chan, Business Manager
| September 23, 2020