Nota del editor: los reporteros de Tribe Tribune Alex Miranda y Saray Santiago entrevistaron a Evelyn Sepúlveda en español. Las citas de Evelyn han sido traducidas del español al inglés....
When Speech and Debate teacher Tarin Almstedt returned home from the war in Iraq in the early 2000s, he struggled to adapt to life at home. After his time as a Marine, painting Warhammer 40,000...
What happens to a student caught using drugs at school?
Let’s say “Bobby,” a junior, gets caught smoking weed at Fullerton Union High School. What happens?
According to assistant principal Leticia...
Drug rehabilitation specialist Patt Ochoa educates teens about the dangers of counterfeit drugs, especially knock-off Xanax bars that are often cut with fentanyl, a cheap synthetic opioid that is 100 times...
Jeff Oliva has been asked some tough questions in his career. As a computer science and chemistry teacher, Oliva often explains complicated material. But when a student asked, “What’s the hardest thing...
The holiday season can be stressful. With final exams so close to Christmas, it can feel impossible to find time to pause and enjoy the festivities. I took a couple of hours last week to walk around Harbor...
“Gangs getting out of control, helicopter cops flying over my parent's house every day, constant drive-by shootings,” said campus supervisor Frank Ramirez, who grew up in Santa Ana. “The 80s and...
Sophomore reporter Osvaldo Muñoz has been investigating paranormal activity in Fullerton for over a month. A lover of the supernatural, Muñoz has searched for answers to questions about his own experiences....
Thank you, Mrs. Craft. Thank you for taking our fourth period Spanish class to watch the Theater Department’s preview of The Skin of Our Teeth on Nov. 3. Yes, I really enjoyed seeing a slice of the show...
FUHS alumni William Brown and Billy Brown are this year’s Wall of Fame inductees. Both father and son will be honored at a Homecoming reception on Oct. 7. Each year the school selects two FUHS graduates...
Whether it’s dealing with mud on the soccer field or grease in the auto body shop, senior Amanda Libell isn’t afraid to get her hands dirty.
“Freshman year during an early weekend [soccer]...
