Page design by Mayo Ou, Former Editor-in-Chief. The article about the inaugural SLICE of Summer Journalism Camp is written by Nina Wu, Editor-in-Chief. This is the front page for the 2025 Journalism...
Page design by Mayo Ou, Editor-in-Chief. Valedictorian Peter Phan's article is written by Jiseo Park, reporter, while salutatorian Tobin Anders' article is written by Annabelle Brusky, reporter....
As of 2025, an estimated one in four Americans suffer from a mental health disorder, affecting their everyday lives and the world around them. With mental health quickly becoming a crisis, a set of CHS...
The founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, has been jokingly referred to as a lizard, AI-generated individual, and most of all, ruthless. Despite common criticisms, Meta remains what some consider a big...
“When are you going back to school?”
“The Wednesday before Labor Day. I know, it’s so late, right?”
One of the oddest aspects about attending school in the Claremont Unified School...
Students and teachers will never track academic progress the same way again. For the 2025-2026 school year, CHS will transition from using Q Student Connect to a new platform called Aeries.
Aeries is...
In an announcement made on March 26, James Jia, a candidate for ASB president, was removed from the ballot after it was discovered that he had violated ASB policy. Two posters had been left up after the...
Page design by Kate Mitchell, Co-Head News Editor.
Article by Annabelle Brusky, reporter.
This was the front page for the May issue of the Wolfpacket: Volume 94, Issue 8
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In March of 2025, the future of the Claremont Colleges was shaken into uncertainty when the Office of Civil Rights, an agency under the Department of Justice, and the Anti-Defamation League, launched an...
Students at CHS are constantly contemplating the question that keeps them all on their toes: to delay or not to delay going to school. However, many have not faced the new consequences to the latter part...
Discipline in schools has traditionally been focused on punishment—detentions, suspensions, and even expulsions. Unfortunately, these punishments may not be truly effective. Because of this, many schools...
Survey upon survey upon survey, Claremont High School students are constantly asked for feedback. The issue is that they do not take those surveys seriously. Instead of providing insight, students...
