On Tuesday, November 28th, the Claremont City Council held a meeting discussing a three year old predicament: the future of School Resource Officers in CUSD. The SRO program, established in Claremont in...

Considering that many live in the city of trees and PhDs, it should come as no surprise that Claremont knows a thing or two about going green. Our person-to-car ratio is nothing to scoff at, our bike-to-car...

This October, the Claremont City Council corrected a mix-up that members of Claremont's Native American community have been working to sort out for more than a decade. The council members voted together...

For many high school rising seniors, summer is a time for rest, relaxation, and embellishment of college apps. Many teens spend the summer traveling, working, or volunteering. But for CHS students John...

As the new school year commences and clubs begin to form, the inevitable need for fundraising arises. Clubs at Claremont High School are self-sustaining and therefore must engage in fundraising activities...

The United States has historically oppressed many minority groups. But this has not stopped these individuals from making history. Recently, another major accomplishment has occurred. Jonathan Nez, former...

It was about time the California government realized this: students do not make the best drivers. Far from it, in fact; studies indicate that teenage drivers are nearly three times as likely to get into...

Page 1 Page design by Mayo Ou, Head News Editor. "Food? Maybe. Snacks? No. Why club fundraising is cut" written by Fiona Bulmer, Isla Bulmer, and Joy Cheng. Art by Danni Fajardo.

In a day in age where the first place many students look towards for information is social media, opinions get skewed very quickly. Social media has earned a reputation for misinformation in the last few...