Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
Presidents of Harvard, MIT and Penn answer question regarding the genocide of Jewish people at a congressional hearing on campus hate speech. Their responses are met with varied critique.
Athletics sixth periods do not follow the traditional sixth period bell schedule but still meet instructional credit requirements.
Recently, writers of major media companies went on strike in order to express concerns and negotiate. After months, an agreement has been finalized.
The 2024-2025 FAFSA will look different from previous years as a result of Congress’ FAFSA Simplification Act, possibly affecting federal aid college students will receive for the coming school year.
Learn more about dog flu and what you can do to protect your pets.
The City of Tustin has developed plans for the land after the recent hangar fire.
Each year, students can purchase the card that best aligns with their preferences and budget, tailoring their campus involvement and benefits accordingly.
Alonso reveals the injury-laden setbacks, training regimens and, of course, the happiness involved in making FVHS history.
Doctors currently observe the effects of Arkansas resident Aaron James’ recent eye transplant.
From school supplies to computers, Fountain Valley High School provides various educational resources to its students and teachers. However, some teachers may spend their own money to enhance learning in the classroom.