Girls’ tennis conquers Blair 18-0
Girls’ tennis outplayed Blair at home on Tuesday, Oct. 10.
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Cross country gives strong performance at Annual Clovis Invitational
The South Pasadena Tigers came away with multiple PRs.
Photo gallery: Football outplays San Marino in second league game
Football triumphed over the Titans 24-17 on Friday, Oct. 11 on the road.
Girls’ golf extends winning streak with victory over Gabrielino Eagles
Girls’ golf defeated Gabrielino three times in a row on Sept. 19, Sept. 25, and Oct. 3. The Tigers have won all three of their league matches this season.
Multicultural Fair hosted at South Pasadena Library
On Saturday, Sept. 28, South Pasadena’s public library held a festival bringing together many cultures.
City Council approves new solid waste collection agreement with Athens
A new agreement will provide organics collection for all South Pasadena residents and businesses.
Football suffocates Pasadena Polytechnic on Color Day
Football dominated against Poly, winning 55-7.
Tiger’s Color Day Recap
Tiger recaps SPHS’s biggest spirit day, Color Day, with an article, a video, photo galleries, and superlatives.
Girls’ tennis claims 18-0 victory over Monrovia
Girls’ tennis faced Monrovia on the road on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
Boys’ water polo loses in 12-9 game to San Marino
Although the score was close throughout most of the game, South Pasadena slipped up in the fourth quarter and gave San Marino the win.
Photo gallery: Girls’ volleyball slides past Monrovia in fifth set
The tight game riddled with ties brought South Pasadena to third in the Rio Hondo League 3-2.
Photo of the month: September
The Tiger Photogs’ favorite shots from the month of September.
The vote that could change South Pasadena’s skyline
South Pasadena voters will decide on a height ordinance in the upcoming election, amid state housing mandates.
SPHS announces National Merit semifinalists
Nine SPHS students were announced as semifinalists for the National Merit Scholarship.
The premature sexualization of tween girls
The hypersexualization of young girls online is the death of the tween era.
Problems with Paralympic press and pigeonholing profiles
The Paralympics, a paragon of equity and inclusivity, have a glaring disparity within its perimeter.