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Rover on mars
Life on Mars?
Nathan Fang, Asst. photo and web
October 22, 2025

NASA’s Perseverance rover may have just brought us one step closer to answering one of humanity's greatest questions: Is there life on Mars? Scientists announced on Wednesday, Sep. 10, that the rover uncovered unusual rocks in a dried-out riverbed that may contain chemical clues linked to ancient microscopic organisms. The discovery reignited global...

Class of ’29 Elections
Elizabeth Kim, Co Business Manager
October 22, 2025

On Tuesday, Sept. 16, the new Class of 2029 president, vice president, secretary/treasurer, historian and social chair were revealed. These officers are responsible for representing their entire class. They take concerns or suggestions from students and represent them at meetings. If approved, the officer board will work to turn that idea into reality.  First...

Steam Fair
Christopher Yu
October 22, 2025

Diamond Bar High School’s annual STEAM fair returned on Sep. 20,  transforming spaces around the campus into a hub full of exploration, which included the gym, amphitheater and The Golden Horseshoe.    From start to finish, students, parents, and community members visited the campus surveying all exhibits, demonstrations and hands-on...

FILE - The icon for the video sharing TikTok app is seen on a smartphone, Feb. 28, 2023, in Marple Township, Pa. The state of Montana is asking a federal judge to allow its ban on downloading TikTok to take effect in January, even though the company argues it violates free speech rights. The state argues there are other apps that people can use to communicate with each other that don't include the risk of sharing data with the Chinese government. The company and content creators had asked the judge to temporarily block the law from taking effect while their legal challenge plays out. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum, File)
Tiktok Negotiation
Nathan Fang, Asst. photo and web
October 22, 2025

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday, September 25th, approving a deal to keep TikTok operational in the United States, valuing the app’s U.S. business at $14 billion, according to Vice President J.D. Vance. The signing marks the latest development in a years-long conflict over data security and foreign ownership of the popular...

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Book Review: Real Americans
Yujin Do
October 23, 2025

What remains of the legacy when expectations and generational hope blur the lines of choice? Real Americans by Rachel Khong aims to explore the depth of family, identity, and the ethics of scientific intervention across multiple generations. The novel dives into these three sections, each pertaining to a different era within a Chinese-American family. The...

New AP African American Studies Course Debuts
Hami Kim, Co Business Manager
September 11, 2025

A large number of high schools across America are adding AP African American studies as a brand-new course, allowing students to explore African American history, culture, and diversity. The course was recently introduced to Diamond Bar High School this new school year. The curriculum dives deeply into the rich history of African American experiences,...

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$tartSmart: Preparing students for the future
Eric Zhang, Editor-In-Chief
February 18, 2025

Diamond Bar High School’s American Enterprise Project (AEP), organized by DBHS Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), aims to teach students about financial literacy through interactive presentations, events, and activities. The DBHS AEP took the form of $tartSmart, a program that introduced students to business fundamentals through club meetings,...

Forming New Connections
Emma Chuang, Asst. Feature Editor
October 3, 2024

Paving the way for a new future, Diamond Bar High School welcomes Yvette Tumbeiro and Morgan Galeener, the newest grade level coordinators (GLCs), for the Class of 2026 and the Class of 2025, respectively.  Galeener—replacing Kevin Patternson due to his retirement—has 12 years of experience at Diamond Bar High School. Beginning his career in...

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A&E
Hollow Knight: Silksong
Andre Chang
October 23, 2025

After over five years of waiting, the popular indie game Hollow Knight has finally released its newest addition to the franchise: Silk Song. Released on Sep. 4, many fans worldwide rushed to their computers to buy the game that was teased back in 2017. Praised for its affordable cost compared to others of the same quality, millions of people flocked...

Diamond Bar golf star Logan Park commits
Audrey Ly, Asst. sports editors
September 11, 2025

Boasting multiple record-breaking wins, swinging into his best game is nothing out of the ordinary for Logan Park. Now, he’s preparing to take his shot at collegiate golf, committing to play NCAA Division I golf at the University of Oregon. Ranked #52 in Top Public Universities, choosing the University of Oregon over any other school was a cinch...

The newest edition to Dance Co.
The newest edition to Dance Co.
Andre Chang, Asst. News editor
September 11, 2025

DB Dance Co welcomes 12 talented dancers to their newest branch- DB Performance Dance. Head Coach Jill Riley makes advanced dance class as a prerequisite, and selects them from a rigorous and intensive audition process. These dancers will be performing alongside DB Dance Co at select competitions and performances.  As their head coach Riley states,...

Tune in: God does Like Ugly
Tune in: God does Like Ugly
Blake Beasley, Photo and Web
September 11, 2025

JID's long-awaited album God Does Like Ugly, after his 3-year hiatus, follows the release of his critically acclaimed album The Forever Story. Its casual listen and laid back vibe makes it a great listen for those who love lyricism.  Looking at the title, God Does Like Ugly, the album talks about the imperfections of humanity and the struggles everyone...

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Covid Vaccine
Andre Chang, Asst. news editor
October 24, 2025

The implementation of the new COVID policies is but one of many by the U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) with their latest head of department, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. This new policy only allows people over the age of 65 or those who are in critical condition to get the vaccine, which comes as a shock to the nation.    Dr. Chang, head...

Pen and Paper Writing
Emily Chin, Asst. Opinion Editor
October 24, 2025

Handwriting is on the decline. With the rapid growth in complacency, struggles in technology usage and decrease in legible penmanship amongst students, many educators are reconsidering a return to the traditional pen and paper.  In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, a U.S. high school student who took the Preliminary SAT this past year confessed...

The PDA Pandemic
October 22, 2025

Roaming the halls of Diamond Bar has become an awkward experience for many students. Trying to get to one’s next class has become similar to navigating a haunted maze, dodging things we don’t want to see. There has lately been an epidemic of public displays of affection (PDA) on campus, and it’s turning our school into a place of distraction rather...

The Homecoming Hustle
Allison Ha, Sports Editor
October 22, 2025

  'Tis that time of the year again! And no, I’m not singing Deck the Halls...   It is t-minus one month until the grandiose homecoming dance.   My only problem is, I’m behind the game. I need to find my dream date, dream dress, dream shoes, dream nails... ASAP.    Now, you may be thinking, “Allison, this...

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Rosters set as fantasy football season starts
Parry Zhang, Asst. Sports Editor
September 11, 2025

The long-awaited fantasy football season is soon to start, with the National Football League preparing to kick off the season in September. For participants, fantasy football brings excitement every Sunday, offering a variety of competitions, strategies, and rewards. Players manage and construct their own fantasy teams with real NFL players, undergoing...

September AOTM: Dominic Deguzman
September AOTM: Dominic Deguzman
Curtis Chyau, Asst. News Editor
September 11, 2025

As students return to school, so does Brahma Football. At the forefront of Diamond Bar’s football team is senior wide receiver and defensive back Dominic “Dom” Deguzman. Coming off a season with two touchdowns, 64 receiving yards, and two interceptions, Deguzman was second on the team in interceptions last year, including a pick-six in the Branding...

September AOTM: Juliet Oh
Parry Zhang, Asst. Sports Editor
September 11, 2025

As the Brahmas’ star golfer, Juliet Oh has dedicated countless hours to her golf journey, swinging her way to the top. Juliet began playing golf as a child; for her, golf has been more than just a sport. As a DBHS Star and CIF standout, she has grown into one of the most competitive athletes on the girls' golf team. Starting at only six years old,...

Softball player Yuri Song commits to future school
Softball player Yuri Song commits to future school
Allison Ha, Sports Editor
October 23, 2024

From harmonizing on stage to stopping runs on the field, enior catcher Yuri Song demonstrates her duality, bringing excellence to both athletics and performing arts. Song takes a step further towards her softball career, committing to Pitzer College’s softball program while also acknowledging the impact of her musical endeavors. Song picked up...

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The PDA Pandemic
October 22, 2025

Roaming the halls of Diamond Bar has become an awkward experience for many students. Trying to get to one’s next class has become similar to...

Eric Eatz
Eric Eatz
Eric Zhang, Editor-in-Chief
September 11, 2025

It’s no secret that teenagers run on caffeine, and this is especially true at Diamond Bar, with an academically competitive atmosphere, numerous...

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A passion for politics
Cecilia Su, Asst. Sports Editor
February 10, 2024

From engaging with local council members to learning leadership experiences through senate members, Diamond Bar High School’s Politics Society...

Reaching for the stars
Joanne Lee, Web Editor
December 25, 2023

Reaching for the stars, Diamond Bar High School's Astronomy Club skyrockets into the new school year. Since astronomy has many different subcategories...

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Melodies in the Making
Eva Li, Staff Writer
October 4, 2024

Sophomore flutist Sophia Zhou spent the summer at Boston University Tanglewood Institute (BUTI), a music program known for offering a unique...

Global Rhythms: Joseph Yoo
Emma Chuang, Asst. Feature Editor
October 4, 2024

Exploring different parts of the world through music, senior Joseph Yoo had the honor of participating in the National Youth Orchestra of the...

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Tune in: God does Like Ugly
Tune in: God does Like Ugly
Blake Beasley, Photo and Web
September 11, 2025

JID's long-awaited album God Does Like Ugly, after his 3-year hiatus, follows the release of his critically acclaimed album The Forever Story....

Tune in: Post Malone’s Newest Album
Audrey Ly, Contributing Writer
October 4, 2024

Established hip-hop and rap artist Post Malone branched into the country music scene on August 16, 2024, with his newest album, “F-1 Trillion.” This...

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September AOTM: Dominic Deguzman
September AOTM: Dominic Deguzman
Curtis Chyau, Asst. News Editor
September 11, 2025

As students return to school, so does Brahma Football. At the forefront of Diamond Bar’s football team is senior wide receiver and defensive...

September AOTM: Juliet Oh
Parry Zhang, Asst. Sports Editor
September 11, 2025

As the Brahmas’ star golfer, Juliet Oh has dedicated countless hours to her golf journey, swinging her way to the top. Juliet began playing...

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