ArtsAdvanced and Intermediate Jazz bands renamed their annual performance, Jazz BBQ, while maintaining yearly traditions.October 25, 2025
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OpinionNew age restrictions claim to protect minors, but instead, they promote mass surveillance, censorship and limit access to valuable educational content.October 25, 2025
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ArtsTake a look into how arts organizations coordinate looks for different performances.October 25, 2025
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Arts“The Plot, Like Gravy, Thickens” incoporates comedy with wicked twists and turns.October 25, 2025
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SportsFilm isn’t just required for sports — it’s a way to see progress from new perspectives.October 25, 2025
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SportsWith low intensity, the Mustangs came up short 2-16.October 25, 2025
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SportsUnable to catch up, Walnut was defeated by Covina.October 25, 2025
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OpinionControversies challenge how listeners consume music, confronting the line between morality and art.October 25, 2025
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The City of Walnut has begun construction at the Grand Ave. and La Puente Road intersection to help with traffic, access and safety. The project includes widening the road, installing traffic signals, upgrading underground stormwater infrastructure and adding new signs. From 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays, workers will rebuild the road and will conclude around April 2026. The Walnut City Council is working with RKA Consulting Group, the engineering firm for the city, to add an additional lane. The project also plans to address current issues, including long vehicle commute time and pedestrian...

Transition class students Malena Alexander, Brian Amezcua, Evan Chang and Kevin Qin helped make posters for volunteering club Mustang Buddies,...

Instagram, Meta’s widely used social media app, was ruled as unsafe for teens by Cybersecurity For Democracy at New York University and Northeastern...

Representatives of the San Bernardino District Attorney's office spoke to students about the Constitution’s Fifth and Sixth Amendments in the...

Snow Creek Park had its grand re-opening featuring its new all-inclusive playground with fully accessible features like ramps and ground-level...

The transition class reintroduced the opportunity for students with Individualized Education Plans (IEP) to work off campus this year for students...
As the afternoon sun begins to dip, junior Ty Thompson finishes his final lap around the track, while his dad, kinesiology teacher and head track and field coach Keith Thompson, checks his stopwatch. Nearby, sophomore Jake Thompson, Ty’s younger brother, shakes off the dust as his pole vault clatters on the mat. Mr. Thompson has spent years mentoring student athletes — including his two younger sons, Ty and Jake, who in addition to track and field, also do wrestling and waterpolo respectively. Both have grown up surrounded by the sport that their dad loves and also receive his support. “He...

After a day of pistol shooting and climbing 200-foot tall rock formations, senior Jayden Millares enjoys his night by setting off fireworks with...

Junior Jonah Lin trained for months to fulfill his goal of breaking the Walnut High School lift record of 280 lbs. on Sept. 23 in the weight...

Planning and brainstorming during FaceTime calls over the weekend, seniors Emilyn Lopez and Paige Rivas carefully curate icebreakers and discussions...

Though they share clothes, favorite TV shows and birthdays, triplets and juniors Audrey, Lauren and Sarah Baybay are able to form their own identities...

When students stop by the front office, there’s a new face ready to help them out. As of Sept. 21 this year, Walnut High School welcomes Julianna...

With a smile on his face, senior Hans Hong strolls down the Walnut Car Club car meet “Calibull & Coffee” located on Industry Way, City...

There are few things in life sweeter than being a Spotify Premium user. I sleep soundly knowing that when I wake up, I can shuffle through my favorite songs ad-free and have background music. But recently, I’ve gotten curious. What if I had to rely on a free music platform for my everyday playlists? Is Spotify still the way to go? I decided to put my curiosity to the test using four different music streaming platforms that offer services free of charge: Spotify, Pandora, YouTube Music and Amazon Music. Spotify recently launched a major update on Sept. 15: free users could now listen to any...

Country music filled the air, and the hot sun hit my skin as I visited the Cal Poly Pomona Pumpkin Festival, located on 4102 S. University Dr....

Australian singer and instrumentalist Kevin Parker, known as Tame Impala, introduced me to the psychedelic pop and indie pop genre with his synth...

After trekking through a Korean market, asking multiple people for directions and seeing some really unique produce on the way, I was met with...

When I first walked into Lola’s by MFK, I was greeted by the warm aroma of garlic and fried rice wafting from the kitchen and the sound of...

Fourteen-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Taylor Swift released her new album “The Life of a Showgirl” on Oct. 3, along with “The...
SportsFilm isn’t just required for sports — it’s a way to see progress from new perspectives.October 25, 2025
George Wang, Print editor-in-chiefContinue Reading
SportsWith low intensity, the Mustangs came up short 2-16.October 25, 2025
Alyssa Alejo, Staff writerContinue Reading
SportsUnable to catch up, Walnut was defeated by Covina.October 25, 2025
Jetzibe Rodriguez, Sports editorContinue Reading
SportsLearn about head cross country coach Nathan Meier and his coaching style regarding practices.October 23, 2025
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SportsThrough hard work and discipline, Wang scored 325 goals, breaking the record from 2020.October 22, 2025
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SportsWith the Brahmas’ strong offense and defense, the Mustangs fell short 7-30.October 18, 2025
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SportsWith multiple mistakes and strong consistency from the Bulldogs, the Mustangs lost 6-12.October 14, 2025
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SportsFactors such as commitment, academics and personal priorities influence departures across multiple levels.October 10, 2025
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SportsAs the popularity of F1 has increased lately, the focus of the sport is shifting from the race to the drivers.September 15, 2025
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SportsNew to the Athletic Leadership Summit, students explore how their role as leaders apply to their sport and to their daily life.September 12, 2025
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YouTube recently announced an artificial intelligence feature that predicts a user’s age based on search history and video preferences. Spotify...

Pro: With the rise of vaping in campus restrooms, having staff supervise restroom entrances is not an overreach but rather a practical response...

After late-night show host Jimmy Kimmel’s controversial comment over the assassination of political activist Charlie Kirk, “Jimmy Kimmel...

You open Spotify and want to listen to some music to wind down. After realizing that the artist you’re listening to is a controversial figure...

Ever since I started high school, I have been hounded by the same question repeatedly: “Which college are you going to attend?” Everyone...

From Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On,” with the lyrics “Love can touch us one time and last for a lifetime,” to the movie “Anyone...

It’s not rare that I find myself spending over thirty minutes trying to craft the perfect word choice and tone in my Google Chats to my teachers,...

The month of October swiftly rolls in, as if cast like a wicked spell. But where are all the armies of skeletons? So far, I've seen only a few...





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With his wooden Vic Firth drumsticks in hand, senior Matthew Ramirez pumps out a steady rhythm behind the drum kit, rehearsing with Mood Indigo...

For the first time in program history, Dance Team is introducing hip-hop as one of its routines this year, which they will perform throughout...

Marching Band prepares its first tailored show since Dr. Buddy Clements, the former band director, retired in 2016. After years of purchasing...




















![Music mentor | Violinist junior Lucas Villareal helps guide freshman Sophia Coreas. “I think it’s a really good opportunity to teach [the underclassmen] not only skills when it comes to music, but also passions,” Villareal said.”](https://whshoofprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/IMG_9988-1200x800.jpg)