A competition featuring some of the most eligible robotic teams across the state of California, Diamond Bar High School’s Sprocket team hosted its annual FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Tech Challenge (FTC), at our school’s gym.    Led by Sprocket’s Outreach and Awards team, the two-day event,...

On Jan. 7, 2026, the Trump administration released updated guidance with the 2025-2030 U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Americans, signaling a shift in national nutrition recommendations. These guidelines encourage Americans to avoid highly processed foods and added sugars and instead opt for more whole-food choices. Updated every five years by the U.S....

Diamond Bar High School’s (DBHS) biotechnology class had the opportunity to go on a field trip to the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) on Jan. 22, 2026, allowing students to have firsthand experience of a real biomedical research environment. The trip, organized by biotechnology teacher Diana Wai, aimed to help students connect classroom...

After working for the Walnut Valley Unified School District for nine years, front desk coordinator Carrie Yee has been a crucial staff member at Diamond Bar High School. From organizing substitutes to navigating day-to-day problems, she is the first person to contact whenever help is needed. The dedication she holds for her job truly deserves an honorable...

Class of 2026 president Sabrina Wu has found a creative way to combine her love for art and animals, transforming her passion into a mission that makes both a difference and an impact. Her organization, Pawtraits for a Purpose, connects student artists with local shelters to help pets find forever homes.   “I’ve always really loved animals...

Class of 2026 president Sabrina Wu has found a creative way to combine her love for art and animals, transforming her passion into a mission that makes both a difference and an impact. Her organization, Pawtraits for a Purpose, connects student artists with local shelters to help pets find forever homes.   “I’ve always really loved animals...

  This past summer, Diamond Bar High School Technology Coordinator Randy Thomas tragically passed away. Thomas’s presence has always been felt at DBHS, serving as both the school's first USB President and first Technology Coordinator, with many having seen him just days before his death. His passing was a shock to both staff and students. “Well,...

Los Angeles Fashion Week (LAFW) brought fashion dreams to life from Oct.16 to 18 in New Mart, located in the streets of downtown LA, powered by Arts Hearts Fashion (AHF).    The event included a night full of shows, fashion experiences and live events. Each model exuded the designer’s passion for fashion, from flowy fabrics and delicate...

With a playful twist on the 1897 gothic novel Dracula, Diamond Bar High School's production of Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors displays the story of a small Victorian town, where life is normal until a deadly plague arrives. Masterfully combining modern humor and deep emotional moments, this play is a chilling ride from start to finish.  “Our main...

It's alarming that many students at UCSD, a top 29 national university according to the U.S. News, aren’t proficient in basic college writing and math. Research done by The Central Square states that one in eight freshmen at UCSD are insufficiently prepared for college level math and writing classes which raises concerns regarding that it is a...

Over the past several years, digital technology has become increasingly intertwined with education, and bringing an electronic device to school is practically a requirement.  Although the main device for digital schoolwork for students has long been the computer, the iPad has recently emerged as another strong contender. Some may argue that the...

  Every year, hundreds of thousands of people travel to Times Square in Manhattan, New York, up to several days before New Year's Eve to get the best view of the ball drop. As soon as the police gates open for the barricade of the Ball drop, countless people rush in for a spot.  Once you're in your spot, there's no way to leave; moreover,...

The new year is a time to embrace change, but not in 2026. My careful analysis of current trends, of which I have gathered from only the best Instagram reels and YouTube shorts, informs me that 2026 is to be not just the great meme reset, but a reset to the golden age: 2016. As I close this chapter of my life, I look eagerly back, not forward, to be...

As a star athlete and leader of Diamond Bar High School’s cross-country team, Senior Captain Evelyn Kim has demonstrated dedication, perseverance, and what it takes to be an exemplary student-athlete.    Kim earned many accolades throughout her athletic career, including Rookie of the Year, Most Valuable Player, and Brahma of the Year....

In recent years, streaming platforms have significantly reshaped the financial structure of the sports industry. What initially started as an alternative way to view sports has now become a dominant factor in how teams, leagues, and broadcasters plan their budgets. For example, leagues like the NFL are now taking into account streaming-exclusive deals...

Taking his last run as a member of the Diamond Bar Cross Country team, four-year senior varsity runner Kiran Joseph hopes to make a lasting impact on Diamond Bar High School in both Cross Country and Track & Field. Cross Country is one of the most demanding sports offered at Diamond Bar High School. The team has seen a fairly decent amount of...

The long-awaited fantasy football season is soon to start, with the National Football League preparing to kick off the season in September. For participants, fantasy football brings excitement every Sunday, offering a variety of competitions, strategies, and rewards. Players manage and construct their own fantasy teams with real NFL players, undergoing...