The environment holds all things worth protecting. Blooming flowers, tall trees, and any and all animals exist within the nature humans choose to defend or destroy. Despite what society seems to be learning...

While some of the other members of the court ran to round out their high school experience, senior Connor Gale ran for prom court as a joke while posting mugshots of himself asking for people to vote for...

The incredible amount of businesses in the world provide little margin for error when it comes to new ones. Despite this challenge, one Claremont High student, Maia Abergel, decided to explore the business...

“The ick”. Whether you have heard the phrase used on campus or are a devout user yourself, if you have not been completely living under a rock for the past five months, you are probably somewhat...

New year, new you. 2024 brings new goals/resolutions. Whether looking forward to the prospect of a fresh start or continuous building of habits, the new year brings opportunities for self-improvement....

There is a common misconception that the news section is boring or contains irrelevant facts. However, that is far from the truth. Co-Head Editors Mayo Ou and Lisa Yi with the help of Assistant Editor...

During the April Fools issue of 2022 for The Wolfpacket, reporter turned editor Carson Paul realized his true calling: a desire for satire. This was a monumental moment for Paul, a young lost sophomore....

The ever-flexible Features spread of the Wolfpacket, designed to keep readers in the know about the biggest issues of the month, is the responsibility of two equally in-the-know individuals on our staff:...

From being involved in ASB and Interact since she was a freshman to joining Key Club this year, Yulianna Arzate, a senior at Claremont, was bound to be nominated for homecoming court. Arzate loves to aid...