Category: News

By LILIAN MOHR The Associated Student Body at Redlands East Valley High School is continuing to put on their schools events that encourage school spirit and help to unite the … Continue reading Wildcat’s ASB create escapes from the computer screens for students

By TATUM MAPES In 2016, Donald J. Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in the race to the White House, despite not winning the popular vote. How was this possible? Unlike other … Continue reading How do we elect our president? Explaining the Electoral College

 By MIYAH SANBORN In the midst of this global pandemic, many local, small businesses have managed to adjust and adapt to this new normal.   Business owners have had to make … Continue reading Local small businesses forced to adjust due to the Pandemic

By ISAAC MEJIA The nation witnessed the first presidential debate between Democratic Candidate Joe Biden and Republican President Donald Trump on Sept. 29, 2020.  The debate, moderated by Chris Wallace, … Continue reading Viewers judge first presidential debate as chaotic

By MIRIAM YORDANOS With laws in effect urging people to maintain social distance in order to prevent high amounts of coronavirus cases, many organizations have temporarily discontinued their volunteer programs … Continue reading New ways to volunteer in the community during COVID-19

By AILEEN JANEE CORPUS When it comes to the effects of the coronavirus and quarantine, people are quick to point out the obvious: boredom at home, not being able to … Continue reading From eviction to mental health: high school students face difficult challenges in the midst of the Coronavirus

By AALEYAH WINSLOW  Recently, at most Southern California beaches, people have noticed that the waves they are used to seeing year round have changed in appearance. They appear to be … Continue reading Bioluminescence on California coasts shocks local residences

By EMILY WALOS (infographic courtesy of Citrus Valley website) On February 28, students of all grades from Citrus Valley High School, eAcademy, Grove High School, Orangewood High School, Redlands East … Continue reading Redlands Unified School District plans to hold the multi-school Genesis dance

By LILIAN MOHR The Redlands East Valley High School library is in the midst of a remodel. The head librarian, Korrie Krohne is leading the charge.  The school was built … Continue reading East Valley’s library gets a remodel that plans to change the way students learn on campus

By EMILY WALOS Citrus Valley celebrates the class of 2020’s 3.5 through 3.99 GPA students on Jan. 31, 2020 at the Citrus Valley theater. (Ethan Dewri / Ethic Photo) Academics … Continue reading Academic Ceremony Week celebrates high-achieving Citrus Valley students

By BROOKE MGBAFILIKE Over the years, city officials have tried many different ways to get people off the streets. The homeless crisis in America is only going up according to … Continue reading Redlands homeless policies differ from new Las Vegas laws

By JOSEPH QUESADA Faculty moves books from bookshelves to make room for renovations to the Citrus Valley library on Jan. 22, 2020 at Citrus Valley High. (Joseph Quesada / Ethic … Continue reading Citrus Valley’s student library expects a new look after renovations

By JOSEPH QUESADA On Jan. 26, 2019, a helicopter carrying nine passengers, including basketball legend Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter, crashed over Calabasas, California, killing everyone on board. (Christian … Continue reading Kobe Bryant’s untimely death shakes the Redlands community

By AZRIEL OLMEDO Symptoms of the virus include fevers, coughs, pneumonia and kidney failures, resulting in 106 deaths as of now. This epidemic has not yet been described as an … Continue reading Deadly coronavirus, now called 2019-nCoV, develops into a world-wide epidemic

By ETHAN DEWRI Citrus Valley’s first rally of the semester consists of exciting performances, lively games and uproarious laughs on Jan. 24, 2020 at Citrus Valley High. “Being a Pep … Continue reading Citrus Valley’s ‘greatest show’ rallies students into the new semester

By LILIAN MOHR As Redlands East Valley High School welcomed its students back from winter break, they kicked off the second semester with a spirit week leading up to the … Continue reading Wildcats welcome students back with winter sports rally

By MAURICIO PLIEGO The Advancement Via Individual Determination program at Redlands East Valley High School is very close to being named a National Demonstration School. They will be tested once … Continue reading The AVID program at Redlands East Valley is close to receiving an accolade

By CHRISTINA ANDRONESCU Huddled around a computer screen, friends and family watched in anxious anticipation as their senior pressed the final “submit” button of their college applications on Nov. 15, … Continue reading Photo Gallery: Citrus Valley High holds first ‘College Application Day’ to celebrate college-bound seniors

Sophomore Carson Marich, assistant social commissioner, and sophomore Delila Davis, co-multicultural commissioner, assist in retrieving cans from each math classroom at Redlands East Valley High School on Thursday, Nov. 21, … Continue reading Wildcat math department crushes canned food drive, donates over two tons

By EMILY BLOMQUIST The smoldering blaze of the recent California wildfires have greatly affected the Redlands community. The most impactful fire to the city erupted on Oct. 11 and resulted … Continue reading Autumn fires burn up California

By LILIAN MOHR   Redlands East Valley PossAbilities Club met bright and early on Sunday morning at around 7:30 a.m. on Nov. 17, at Applebees in Redlands to prepare for their … Continue reading Wildcat PossAbilities Club hosts pancake breakfast fundraiser for annual prom