The Wolfpacket

Policy With Pablo: Prop 50 Fights Back

Pablo Guevara, Co-Head Opinions Editor • October 18, 2025

It is common to fight fire with fire in everyday life, whether that be by bringing one’s A-game to a sports match or studying all night for a tough test. But it is admittedly not common to see fire fought...

The student-run musical at CHS: “The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals”

Dayami Molina Romero, Reporter • October 18, 2025

The Claremont High School theater program has been an integral part of the school's culture. They spend months rehearsing and dedicating their time way beyond the classroom. This level of dedication...

No kings day sweeps the City of Angels

Toni Eisenberg and Daniella Acosta • October 18, 2025

In November of 2024, President Donald Trump took office as the United States’ 47th President. As a result, the No Kings movement was started. Protests all across the country began, including Claremont...

Student’s overview of Charlie Kirk’s assassination

Lyle Llewellyn Mideiros, Head Satire Editor • October 18, 2025

“Have you heard the news?” A statement often used when tragedy strikes a nation. Of course, everyone has already heard: the founder of Turning Point USA, a conservative political activist and a public...

Isha Raheja: The next generation in fighting for our planet

Tavish Brodie, Reporter • October 18, 2025

Isha Raheja, a former Claremont High student and current junior at Pomona College, was recently awarded the Rachel Carson National Environmental Leadership Fellowship and named an Honorable Mention by...

Claremont Unified School District prepares for possibility of I.C.E. raid

Marjorie Barndt, Reporter • October 18, 2025

During the last few months, President Donald Trump initiated a record amount of deportations, with round-ups of people piloted by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). These round-ups have...

Friday, July 18, 2025

Mayo Ou, Former Editor-in-Chief • July 18, 2025

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...

Friday, June 6, 2025

Mayo Ou, Editor-in-Chief • June 6, 2025

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....

SWAG – a mental health resource

Makayla Aguilera, Reporter • May 2, 2025

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...

Whistleblowers reveal Zuckerberg and Metas ties with China

Lincoln Roston, Assistant Opinions Editor • May 2, 2025

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...

Are tiny children going to overheat to let teenagers study?

Mayo Ou, Editor-in-Chief • May 2, 2025

“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...

Say goodbye to Student Connect

Zarish Zaidi, Reporter • May 2, 2025

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...