Diamond Bar High School senior Ashlyn Woo has been raised into a life full of swimming, having been introduced to the sport as a toddler at the tender age of three and swimming competitively at six. She has competed at multiple swim meets as part of the DBHS team this year, bringing home two placements at the CIF Division 1 Hacienda League Finals. At the event, Woo placed third out of 10 swimmers in the 500 Free with a time of 5:51.65, breaking her personal record by 1.39 seconds. She also earned CIF consideration with a fifth place finish out of 24 swimmers in the 100 Breast category in 1:10.36. “Having a positive mental attitude is what...
Ensuring that seniors enjoy a memorable final memory of high school, this year’s graduation, organized by several faculty members including Lisa Arionus, Jazmine Silver, Shari De Cambra and Janna Van Horn, will be held in-person. The ceremony at 7 p.m. Thursday on the campus’ football fields. Seniors are expected to arrive no later than...
After completing the arduous college admissions process, a handful of Diamond Bar High School seniors will be attending some of the nation’s top universities to pursue their dream majors. Both Ryan Real and Daniel Min will be heading east to the University of Pennsylvania, while Jack Coursen has committed to Johns Hopkins. William Chang and Yifei...
Throughout students’ four hectic high school years, teachers serve as steadfast anchors in the ebb and flow of secondary school life. However, at least four veteran Diamond Bar High School teachers, including multi-sport coach and math teacher Tony McCabe, Journalism and English teacher Doug List, Photography teacher Bill Foley and math teacher Hana...
In a surprising, last-minute revelation that pleased many Diamond Bar High School upperclassmen who had been hoping for more events as the school year came to a close, DBHS administration allowed an in-person prom on May 15, organized by USB and this year’s junior class officers. While the event is usually held at an indoor venue away from campus,...
Ever since 1992, the month of May has been designated as the time to commemorate and observe the history and the contributions made by Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in America. Take part in this year’s AAPI Heritage month by learning about these four influential figures in the AAPI community. Manjusha Kulkarni (1971-) As the executive...
From recording sightings of rare organisms to contributing to grassroots conservation efforts as a Certified California Naturalist, Diego Tamayo said he has made nature his lifetime passion. The Diamond Bar High School senior’s interest in nature originated from his early childhood experiences of living in Monterey, California. He said his time...
Whether it’s selling clothes, creating and selling technology, or simply selling a product for a quick profit, many Diamond Bar High School students seem to have an endless amount of entrepreneurial spirit. For junior Jolleen Mejia, selling clothing and accessories using Depop, her personal vanity-selling marketplace, is the...
Following in her father’s footsteps to pursue fashion, Diamond Bar High School senior Daisy Lu has committed to Parsons School of Design in the hopes of starting her own clothing business in the future. Parson’s is a four-year private school and was the only art school Lu applied to. She was first made aware of Parsons when her art teachers...
Despite Covid-19 and social distancing protocols, Diamond Bar High School students passionate about film were still able to show off their talent at the 12th annual Doppelganger film festival. This year’s Doppelganger Festival, organized by Digital Media Production teacher Mario Enriquez, with this year’s topics being geared toward...
As the school year comes to a close, the Diamond Bar High School choir department hosted their annual Brahma Sings performance competition online. Performances were hosted virtually on Zoom alongside a video recording and choir’s first ever Twitch live stream. The singing competition, organized by choir director Richard Langham, included participants...
In January, singer-songwriter-actress Olivia Rodrigo premiered her debut single “drivers license,” skyrocketing the singer’s popularity, seemingly out of nowhere. The former Disney star has since gone on to release her highly-anticipated first album “Sour,” taking impressive first few steps into the music industry. “Sour,” which came...
In this episode, the seniors will be talking about college essays-- the best topics, the worst perspectives and the...decent ones
Everyone aged 12 and up is eligible for the vaccine, with 123 million people in the United States already fully vaccinated and the seven-day...
From working with various student athletes to coaching students one-on-one, Diamond Bar High School’s Athletic Director Albert Lim has spent...
