After nearly two years of cancelled high school events, this year’s Homecoming dance has built anticipation for many Diamond Bar High School students. Although this year’s event will differ from previous years, the event will be held outside of school, as usual. Students will be dressing in accordance to this year’s theme, “A Night in Disguise,”...

Exceeding standards once again, 15 Diamond Bar High School seniors have been named semifinalists for the 2022 National Merit Scholarship Program. The students who have achieved this honor include Emma Fu, Akash George, Brian Hsu, Irene Jin, Jaime Jin, Jason Kim, Han Lee, Nathan Lin, Ryan Lui, Erin Miyahara, Julienne Nguyen, Serena Shih, Steven Tjandra,...

A recent trend popularized by social media platforms that promotes property damage and vandalism has been sweeping schools across the nation, with Diamond Bar High School falling victim to such antics as well. The trend dubbed “devious licks” emerged around the beginning of September from social media platform Tiktok. The premise of the trend...

Putting their best foot forward, Diamond Bar High School’s marching band, the Thundering Herd, prepares to step to the sound of their music for the upcoming Placentia Band Review on October 9. While musicality is the main aspect that is graded during the review, the overall performance and the marching skill of the band will also contribute to...

For Diamond Bar High School alumna Charlotte Tu, what began as a way to sell off a pair of Among Us earrings evolved into a small business with about 22 thousand Instagram followers, all in less than a year. Tu, who officially opened her shop, @artsndinks on Instagram in November of 2020, sells handmade rings and earrings for prices ranging from...

Working to shed light upon the realities of animal processing industries, Diamond Bar High School students Lynea and Alexander Morton-Dyke are educating others on veganism through various protests and rallies. Though both siblings were raised vegetarians, they transitioned to veganism at the early ages of six and seven after learning about the unethical...

With Halloween approaching, Frosty’s Dark Harvest Corn Maze, located in Chino, has risen from its grave to offer  thrilling and frightening attractions with semi-scary jumpscares.  Open from 7pm-12am until Oct. 31, the maze costs $30 dollars per person and takes place in a cornfield behind a pumpkin patch and some kiddy rides. The dark setting...

While most independent video games are mocked for their poor graphics and pixelated designs, a handful of these games are hidden gems, ditching the cheap, in-your-face jumpscares that so many mainstream horror games are defined by, and instead capture the true essence of horror by threatening one’s psyche.   Yume Nikki  Opening the...

Featuring Marvel’s first Asian superhero, “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” met it's high expectation by integrating traditional martial arts, fantasy and Asian representation into mass media.  The supernatural martial-arts movie, which occurs within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is clad with thrilling fight scenes and heartwarming...

With an iPad Pro in hand, Diamond Bar High School junior Tiffany Liu has illustrated over 10 pieces of work and shared them with her over 8,000 social media users. Since dedicating her, once personal, Instagram account to focus solely on her art, Liu has established connections with many other digital artists and created pieces for various brands. While...