- SportsWith multiple mistakes and strong consistency from the Bulldogs, the Mustangs lost 6-12.
October 14, 2025
Bryce Wei, Staff writerContinue Reading - NewsIn honor of Constitution Day, students gather to learn more about the roles of an attorney and the framework of the United States Constitution.
October 14, 2025
Bryce Wei, Staff writerContinue Reading - ArtsLearn how students clean their instruments regularly to prevent damage.
October 14, 2025
Jessica Wang, Staff writerContinue Reading - SportsFactors such as commitment, academics and personal priorities influence departures across multiple levels.
October 10, 2025
Angie Hsu, Feature editorContinue Reading - FeatureJulianna Durkin blends past experience with her passion in helping others for her new role.
October 10, 2025
Leon Lee, Scene editor and AdvertisingContinue Reading - FeatureSenior Hans Hong promotes car culture through Walnut Car Club.
October 10, 2025
Claire Chen, Staff writerContinue Reading - SceneFrom streamer hype to new updates, "Clash Royale" sees a surge in players.
October 10, 2025
Lucas Lim, Photo editorContinue Reading - ArtsChoir’s first performance of the year showcases a wide array of tunes.
October 10, 2025
Elise Chen, Print editor-in-chiefContinue Reading - NewsThe park’s grand re-opening marks the first phase of Walnut’s multi-year effort to make the park fully Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessible.
October 10, 2025
Lydia Chen, Coverage editor-in-chiefContinue Reading - OpinionAs Gen Z men trade gym-bro toughness for tote bags and matcha lattes, a new kind of masculinity emerges—one built on aesthetics, vulnerability and curated authenticity.
October 10, 2025
Rylyn Wang, ManagerContinue Reading

Representatives of the San Bernardino District Attorney's office spoke to students about the Constitution’s Fifth and Sixth Amendments in the Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, Sept. 23. The event provided an opportunity for students to learn about the basis of the Constitution, explaining the civil responsibilities that students have and the importance for them to understand how the law would affect them. For example, how Miranda rights make sure citizens’ 5th and 6th amendments are enforced. District Deputy Attorney Rachel Hall, District Deputy Attorney Tyler Beach, and Supervising District...

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...

The Trump Administration has been withholding billions of dollars in federal education grants. Many public and private colleges have been affected...
With several changes in federal legislation, college tuition is expected to increase in 2026, caused by Pell Grant restrictions, federal grant...

Principal Jamie Norell accepted her new position at Walnut High School on May 30, 2025, following former principal Dr. Michele Lew’s sudden...

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 Durkin as the school’s new Secretary I. As Secretary I, Durkin makes calls, orders classroom supplies and helps make events possible. By doing these things, she assists the Instructional Deans, Administrative Assistant and Registrar. “Miss Durkin is very helpful because she always handles all the questions from parents in the front office, and then she helps me do all my purchase requests for all the teachers,” Instructional Dean Luz Lozano...

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

Scanning the entirety of the trail’s natural terrain, Spartan runner freshman Aston Dong gathers himself before his Spartan race, a run with...

All eyes in the room are on sophomore Janice Lin. She walks down the runway in hoop earrings, a black leather jacket over a cropped white shirt,...

After recently being bitten by her lizard Myungi, sophomore Lauren Kan rejoices when she opens Myungi’s cage to an obedient attitude. To her,...

Working meticulously on the final stitches with her needle and thread, the sun sets as senior Klaire Leimbach finishes adding the last fabric...

Getting ready to plan Cable Airport’s 4th of July’s Light Up The Night event, some factors that pop into senior Sean Vu’s head include...

In the summer of 2023, Supercell’s video game Brawl Stars became a hit in the mobile game industry, with many high schoolers playing the game 24/7. As game developers released lackluster updates, such as their bi-monthly collaborations, their player base has flocked to Supercell’s sister game, Clash Royale. The simple formula of two players fighting to attack their opponents’ towers and defend their own allows for very well thought out plays, synergies and best of all, predicting your opponents’ move. I enjoy how the game is fast paced, but I don’t like how unbalanced the game can...

With the girl group Katseye’s Gap advertisement living rent free in my mind, their songs making up the majority of my current playlist and...

I’ve always believed that food brings people together because one of my favorite mother-daughter bonding times with my mom was laughing about...

With the fall season approaching, Starbucks fully embraced the autumn spirit by releasing their fall menu on Aug. 26. The return of these beloved...

Everytime I opened up my Instagram reels, my mouth began to water as I scrolled past the viral Korean corn dog mukbangs. I got two of the...

With its sweet aroma filling my nostrils, I bit into the crispy Honey-Chipotle Chicken Crispers. That’s the effect Chili’s “Triple Dipper”...
- SportsWith multiple mistakes and strong consistency from the Bulldogs, the Mustangs lost 6-12.
October 14, 2025
Bryce Wei, Staff writerContinue Reading - SportsFactors such as commitment, academics and personal priorities influence departures across multiple levels.
October 10, 2025
Angie Hsu, Feature editorContinue Reading - SportsAs the popularity of F1 has increased lately, the focus of the sport is shifting from the race to the drivers.
September 15, 2025
Summer Do, Sports and Photo editorContinue Reading - 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
Jetzibe Rodriguez, Sports editorContinue Reading - SportsWith strong team defense and offense, the Mustangs sweep all four quarters.
September 12, 2025
Rylyn Wang, ManagerContinue Reading - SportsWith strong offense, defense and serves, the Mustangs won 3-0.
September 12, 2025
Summer Do, Sports and Photo editorContinue Reading - SportsThe concept of sports can change for the worse after robots have recently participated in a sport competition.
September 3, 2025
Jetzibe Rodriguez, Sports editorContinue Reading - SportsWith strong offense, the Mustangs won 3-1.
August 26, 2025
Jetzibe Rodriguez, Sports editorContinue Reading - SportsAfter going 232-85 in 11 seasons, Khouzam steps down to be assistant coach at Glendale Community College.
May 1, 2025
Jetzibe Rodriguez, Staff writerContinue Reading - SportsThrough perseverance in his journey in golf, Sophomore Zachary Luo has become one of the highest-rated players in the nation.
April 28, 2025
Nayeli Tan, Staff writerContinue Reading
Why is everyone suddenly nonchalant? Like for real, what are you even being nonchalant for? It’s not as cool as you think. I have friends...

All over campus, you can probably spot a guy sipping his matcha for the performative aesthetic, tote bag over his shoulder, Clairo playing in...

As I get closer to becoming an adult, I need to prepare myself for life after high school. Am I going to college while finding a job or should...

With the evolving landscape of the digital world, reading for pleasure has decreased significantly as society shifts its focus to short-form...

What initially started as a place to improve health and relieve stress has now recently taken a concerning turn toward a stage for seeking validation....

There is a popular stereotype that the arts are merely pointless hobbies with little to no practical value. If someone wants to learn how to...

12:39 p.m. Eyes glued to the clock, I hang onto every second, waiting for the ring of that sweet, satisfying bell. 58… 59…BEEEPPP! 12:40...

It’s the first day of Club Fair. As you walk past the multiple stalls, a student shoves a cardboard photo frame in front of you, pitching themselves...




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![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)
As the final curtain falls and the stage lights dim, the legacy of the seniors in the performing arts departments doesn’t end with the applause...

A harmony of catchy tunes fills the Performing Arts Center with a mixture of upbeat rhythms. The lights on the stage flicker, illuminating Advanced...
Everyone knows the storyline, the main actors and the director, but no one knows who is behind the curtains and the needle. For the past four...
![Junior Gabriel Gonzalez practices his piece “A Blank Page” in the band room. “I wrote that piece representing how it made me feel about a particular event in my life. [It] invokes a sense of loneliness, longing and maybe even a hint of tragedy,” Gonzalez said.](https://whshoofprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/IMG_3432-e1742606102510-674x1200.jpeg)
