The Wolfpacket

Teachers, stop the excuses and fix your double standard

Lucas Grannis, Assistant Editor-in-Chief • April 4, 2025

"Rules for thee, and not for me" seems to be the unspoken motto of many educators, birthing an epidemic of academic duplicity. At CHS and beyond, students are warned against using AI to help guide them...

2024 Music: the winds of authenticity

Sebastien Brusselle, Contributing Reporter • March 7, 2025

In 2024, the musical landscape experienced a shift. Artists like Kendrick Lamar, Tyler The Creator, Doechii, Chappell Roan, and Charli XCX flocked to the top of charts and the Grammys, dethroning artists...

It’s not luck, but it’s Lucke: Mairead, LA County Youth Poet Ambassador

Mayo Ou and Caroline Warren • January 10, 2025

On July 13th, 2024, in the Los Angeles Public Library, Claremont High School senior Mairead Lucke stood at a microphone and read a poem at the Poet Laureate Commencement Performance at LA Public Library’s Mark Taper Auditorium. She was one of twelve Finalists for the LA Poet Laureate competition. Now, she has been named an LA Poet Ambassador.

It’s not me… it’s you. Fix your relationships.

Nina Wu and Caroline Warren • January 10, 2025

From dieting to exercising, to finally beating procrastination – there is a wide array of New Year’s resolutions. But one of the most important ones people have been consistently underperforming...

Policy With Pablo: Why Project 2025 Matters In This Election

Pablo Guevara, Assistant Opinions Editor • November 1, 2024

When tensions are high during election season, people tend to misunderstand a lot of things that are actually said. Whether people are spreading rumors that President Joe Biden undoubtedly has dementia...

Claremont Resident Samantha Bosco Wins Gold at the Paralympics

Kate Song, Reporter • November 1, 2024

As 37-year-old paracyclist Samantha Bosco left the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games and returned to her hometown of Claremont, California, one thing was different: a gold medal added to her already impressive...

Brittany Brown for bronze

Kate Mitchell, Co-Head News Editor • November 1, 2024

This summer, Claremont High School alumni Brittany Brown rose to the top and won Bronze in the Women’s 200 meter at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. The bronze medal this year is particularly special, as...

Advice to Freshmen: A Sophomore, Junior, and A Senior’s Perspective

Annabelle Brusky, Paola Garcia, and Callum Stewart-Glavin • September 27, 2024

Time to eat vegetarian

Isla Bulmer, Reporter • March 29, 2024

Roughly 25 million farmed animals are killed in the United States every day. That is ten billion animals a year which are bred and slaughtered purely for human diet and enjoyment. Ten billion animals that,...

“A hard conversation”: a letter to Tropical Lei

Carrie Anne Little, Assistant News Editor • March 31, 2023

Dear Tropical Lei, I am writing to you in regards to your marque. For years, pre-pandemic, it has been a source of amusement and an educational tool for many new readers driving along Foothill blvd. between...

“Updated” SRO policies are a slap in the face to students

Kat Griswold, Reporter • December 22, 2022

Personal Editorial It was an April afternoon during my Junior year at Claremont High School. As I walked from lunch to my Creative Writing class, I passed by CUSD’s current School Resource officer,...

Drugs permeate the quads: an investigation into Claremont’s substance epidemic

Lorenzo Cano and Jocelyn Hannan • November 18, 2022

Drugs like marijuana, cocaine, and fentanyl permeate the populace of teens around the country. Claremont is no stranger to the epidemic of substance abuse, as it has reached the heart of the student population...