Amnesty International Club held its annual Human Rights Week from Jan. 3-6, hosting guest speaker events and opportunities for student activism. Activities involved reproductive justice, immigration,...

The Northwood varsity football  team claimed a 10-7 victory against Robert F. Kennedy High School on Dec. 2 in the CIF Southern California Regional Championships, achieving a record 14 wins this season...

Irvine was awarded a $2.8 million grant on Oct. 25 to develop a universally accessible playground in Sweet Shade Neighborhood Park by California Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris and will now undergo...

The theater echoed with the magical sound of cheerful carols with a packed audience filling up every seat in the room, cherishing the festive music each band, orchestra and choir had prepared. Northwood’s...

California is currently experiencing a state-wide shortage of affordable housing due to a lack of land and exorbitant prices leading to an increase in homelessness and relocation to other U.S. states. The...

The Irvine City Council voted 5-1 on Sept. 27 to move forward with the construction of a permanent 14,000-seat outdoor amphitheater as a part of the city’s “Heart of the Park” Great Park Framework...

The first city-organized mayoral debate of the 2022 election season took place on Oct. 17 at the UCI Student Center, opening the local campaign season for the first time since the pandemic. The candidates...

Northwood students protested the recent Iranian human rights injustices on Oct. 17 following the death of Mahsa Amini, who died under police custody after being arrested for allegedly breaching Iran’s...

The Western Association of Schools and Colleges, WASC, visited campus Oct. 16-19 to observe how students, staff and administrators operate during typical school days, which will help determine whether...

The City of Irvine’s 2022 Transit Vision study, now in its closing stages, will be finalizing its concept plans for improved local transportation options later this month, which includes newly-proposed...

The walls of Hangar 244 vibrate as traditional music bounces off its walls, while those wandering outside crowd under the vibrantly colored paper lanterns to escape the rain. Once inside, the audience...

Gold and silver glimmers in the dark, heels click on brick and red satin carpets while lights shine through the faint drizzle across The Oak. With CDs hanging from branches and award-worthy music flowing...