Over the course of summer break, bathrooms, HVAC systems and controls, and concrete around SPHS’s campus was renovated for around $3.2 million to meet Americans with Disabilities regulations and to improve campus for its students by better controlling temperatures in classrooms and providing better accessibility for wheelchair users.
The popular genre of horror allows audiences to face their fears and experience feelings of fear, shock or loss of control without the risk of being in danger
Story by Leighton KwokStaff Writer Illustration by Sage ChangStaff Illustrator The Gen Z Vote could create a turning point in American Politics The United States of America was built on the idea that life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness would be easier for generations to come. The Founding Fathers established the complex US voting system so […]
The Girls’ flag football team made steady improvement in their second match against the Burroughs Bears, but ultimately lost. Story by Kamillah MoralesStaff Writer On Thursday, Sept. 17, girls’ flag football lost 19-0 to the Burroughs Bears after having lost against them a week before. Despite the loss, the girls had great teamwork and are […]
South Pasadena won against the Eagle Rock Eagles and maintained a lead throughout the game. Story by Kamillah MoralesStaff Writer Photo by Adrian LopezStaff Photographer On Monday, Sept. 21, boys’ water polo faced Eagle Rock Eagles and won 12-9 after hitting a low point the previous week. The Eagles started in the lead, but the […]
Girls’ tennis was bested by the La Cañada Spartans at home. Story by Maxwell GardoceStaff Writer Photo by Sam AllenStaff Photographer On Wednesday, Sep. 16, girls’ tennis fell short against the La Cañada Spartans, 13–5. This game was the teams’ first non-league home match of the season. With only nine returning players from last season, […]
Sometimes Spider-Man has to do the hard thing, even if it breaks Peter Parker’s heart Story by Gavin Bartolome and Ellie SongSports Editor and Staff Writer Illustration by Shyla DrakeStaff Illustrator Spider-Man: Brand New Day, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, reached $2 billion in ticket sales 18 days after its release, becoming the second fastest […]
Nolan’s flawless film brings the age-old story of triumph and consequences to life. Story by Gavin Bartolome and Ellie SongSports Editor and Staff Writer Illustration by Sage ChangStaff Illustrator Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated new movie, The Odyssey, was released on July 6, 2026. The film began with the inspiration of Homer’s The Odyssey, which was […]
TIGER’S AWESOME ADVENTURES IN THE GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA Story by Hung Gwan lauStaff Writer Photos by Adrian LopezStaff Photographer The Santa Monica Pier, although not part of our original plan, was a destination that we spontaneously landed on after mere seconds of decision-making. The pier is a beachside boardwalk with attractions including restaurants, a […]
Bathroom renovations spark controversy around the school. Story by Hung Gwan LauStaff Writer Illustration by Shyla DrakeStaff Illustrator Several summer renovations have occurred around campus, bringing noticeable changes to the schools most used spaces. One of the biggest changes is the bathroom update around the 500s buildings. These changes have sparked controversy among the student […]
People must stop giving up too much information for the sake of convenience. Story by Hung Gwan lauStaff Writer Illustration by Helena MillarStaff Illustrator Daily life is becoming more monitored and more recorded, At the same time, this is becoming increasingly normalized. Modern technology has made it possible for information and surveillance on people to […]
McDonnell spent five weeks of his summer racing in France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, and Spain. Story by Ellie SongStaff Writer Photo by Theo Thompson and ContributorStaff Photographer and Contributor Senior Angus McDonnell traveled from the small town of South Pasadena to the big countries of Europe, including France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, and Spain, […]
SPHS students successfully ran another Club Rush.
After playing in the Rio Hondo League for 64 years, football faces new competition in the larger league. Story by Hung Gwan LauStaff Writer Photo by Mac ShropshirePhoto Editor After years of competing in the Rio Hondo league, the football team is entering a new season with the Boulder League. This change will introduce SPHS […]
The Red Cross collaborated with Hello Kitty and Friends and hosted a blood drive that took place at the South Pasadena Library.
Story by Maxwell GardoceStaff Writer In conversations concerning personal technology usage among students in SPUSDschools, the parent-led organization Touch Grass South Pas plays a major role. Thegroup advocates for a developmental learning environment, believing that a personaltechnology ban during school hours would be beneficial for all district students. Thecoalition, formed in spring 2025, grew out of […]
