France; a country known for revolutions and the start of new ideas has started a new path to further their own enlightenment on women’s rights. On March 4th, 2024, the French parliament, with a 780-72...

A democracy is of the people, by the people, and for the people. At the core of democracy, it is the people who decide what policies to support and who to champion those policies. Unfortunately, the public...

Everyone has seen it: the RTX 4090. This may look like a bunch of mixed up numbers and letters to some, but to many, the RTX 4090 is one of the greatest technological innovations the world has ever witnessed....

On the corner of West Second Street and Indian Hill Boulevard, a new Indian Food restaurant has opened up, something that Claremont has not had in quite a while. Daddyji is a company that started out from...

Most students at Claremont High School have probably been exposed to their fair share of DARE and other drug PSAs warning them about the dangers of using illicit substances at any age. With the rise of...

People tend to get discouraged from doing things they are unfamiliar with, from embracing those 2024 New Year’s Resolutions to hot topics like Biden vs. Trump, the uncertainty and unsettling prospect...

It is undeniable that school shootings and their staggering frequency have become a tragedy nationwide. Even though California has the lowest rate of gun violence out of any US state, this perceived safety...

Sirens blaring, red lights flashing, and ambulances driving off with gurneys of unidentified people. Soon, parents and guardians receive the call of their nightmares: their child has been involved in a...

Running noses and coughs have become the chorus of Claremont High School classrooms. Over the past month, students have found themselves within the grasp of an escalating health crisis, leaving classrooms...

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...

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...