Articles by Hannah Shulman
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Local fires change the dynamics of communities
Over the past school year, several fires broke out in the counties of Los Angeles and Ventura, leaving many with their homes destroyed and lives...
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CVUSD faces criticism over sexual assault and harassment
Over 50 percent of women and almost one in three men experience sexual violence involving physical contact during their lifetime, according to the U.S. Centers...
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News in Brief
City of Thousand Oaks opens first homeless shelter Thrive Grove Navigation Center, the City of Thousand Oaks’ first interim housing community, opened on May 7,...
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Volunteer from the heart, not from ambition
For as long as I can remember, volunteering has always been a part of my life. In elementary school, families were encouraged to help around...
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Scandinavian Festival celebrates 51 years of culture
Children singing and dancing, rows of booths, each filled with unique trinkets and artwork, the smell of pancakes filling the space like a cloud, and...
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Los Angeles fires impact local museums
In January 2025, Southern California began the new year with multiple fires spanning across the Ventura and Los Angeles counties. Both the Eaton Fire and...
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Local meetings held for downtown T.O. plans
The City of Thousand Oaks has started the journey of creating a downtown area, beginning with community input. Five interactive sessions were held, where residents,...
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Crossing guards play an essential role in today’s society
Every day, he sits at the corner of the gas station. Cars drive by, often missing the four way stop. Smiling, playing the guitar, he...
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NPHS baseball creates lasting memories
After a 5-2 winning start, the NPHS varsity baseball team has already created limitless memories and learned many lessons since the beginning of the season....
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CVUSD community protects book accessibility
Introduction In our country, there have always been controversies surrounding the banning and censoring of books. Though it often feels far removed from NPHS, with...