Most of you may know that a couple weeks ago was Dubversity Week, an opportunity for Dublin High to celebrate differences among the student body in terms of race, gender, sexual orientation, culture, etc....

As Arjav Rawal came home from Washington D.C., he didn’t know what was coming next. He didn’t know that in the coming months, he would release his debut album, Atulya. Atulya is an album that consists...

Ever since its breakthrough last January, the Women’s March has been an organization that fuels change. It bolsters the cause of gender equality, and it encourages peaceful protests as a sign of resistance...

The Freshman Mentorship Program application is officially open, and this means that current sophomores and juniors can apply to become a role model for freshmen in a classroom environment. FMP is much...

In these past few days, it’s common to hear people say, “New year, new me!” With 2017 drawn to a close, the New Year is an opportunity for us to reflect upon ourselves and make resolutions to...

On December 5th, 2017, over 700 teachers, students, and parents gathered at the front of Dublin High School to march in protest of the unfair treatment regarding the DTA’s (Dublin Teachers Association)...

It was a cool and dusty fall day at Woodward Park in Fresno, California as the boys on the Dublin Cross Country team attempted to put an exclamation point on their historic season with a win at the state...

The Distributive Education Clubs of America, commonly known as DECA, is a business association located in high schools and colleges, internationally. In DECA, members participate and compete in four main...

Imagine it is that time of year again - the sun is shining high in the sky, and there is an extensive line snaking from a room in the L Building. Everyone is eager to get their yearbook - and the crowd...