Here is Issue 10 of AHS’s Creative Writing Literary Magazine! Check it out!

There is one phrase you hear more than once while venturing into adulthood: “The grass is greener on the other side.” Students spend years chasing...

Students, families, and staff members gathered on May 20 at Arcadia High School's (AHS) POPS concert to honor the memory of Orchestra Council member junior...

Sometimes, I think to myself, “What would life be like if I didn’t come to the U.S.?” I have thought of this question millions of times. For background,...

Growing up in an age of technology, I’ve come to realize that what defines my generation is, for better or for worse, our constant access to information. “Don’t...

When I look back on the last four years, I don’t think of one specific moment. I think about the people who entered my life unexpectedly, the classrooms...

As young adults barely graduating high school, there are a lot of things to be worried about, and most of us tend to prioritize the things we believe will...

Arcadia High School (AHS) was hit with tragic news on May 19; junior Jiarui (Aaron) Dai, a member of Symphony Orchestra and Seniors of Merit at Work,...

The blur of high school is a solution saturated with memories, good and bad. While the unpleasant and unsavory memories often leave the most lasting impressions,...

Throughout high school, I always wondered what would have happened if I had just done this one thing differently or that other one instead. I never...

I’d like to think of my time at high school as a bounded interval on a differentiable function, drawn resolutely with dark graphite.  My memories...

On my first day of school here at Arcadia High School (AHS) I was beyond nervous since I had just moved to Arcadia. I was expecting to not make friends...

Four years ago, I stepped onto campus completely lost and asked my sister (who was a senior) for directions. Instead of telling me where to go, she took...

One of my most vivid memories as a freshman is sitting in a circle with a bunch of nervous 14-year-olds who didn’t know each other, listening to an Arcadia...

Los Angeles (LA) Times journalist Noah Haggerty visited the Arcadia High School (AHS) AP Environmental Science classes in the Lecture Hall on May 5. As...