“It doesn’t feel good to think that one day our parents won’t make it home or that we get that horrifying call from our parents,” said one FUHS student whose father is undocumented. “We haven’t...

Fullerton students will no longer be known as the Indians starting the 2026-27 school year unless the Fullerton Joint Union High School District can secure an exemption from a federally recognized...

  When Fullerton Union High School alumni and speech-language pathologist Debra L. Brunner faced serious illness last year, she resolved to publish her debut novel Felony in Fullerton.  “I...

Basketball player Mahlia Jordan averaged 5 rebounds per game last year and earned the Fullerton MVP of the Year award. Track and field athlete Alexa Lopez finished first in 300 hurdles for varsity in...

Junior Jane Kwak, president of Mock Trial, expected to walk away from Mock Trial’s first competition with a loss. “We came in thinking we lost, because obviously the team that we went against was...

 Light and Color Art Show Ready for Launch! KM Walk to raise money, awareness for cancer research By David Padgett About 25 members of the National Honor Society will be participating in...

First year theater teacher Jaclyn Stickel could have taken the easier path. For the production of Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice, she could have opted for lights and sound to simulate the rain that appears in...

Flag Football will play for CIF Championship Casino Night Homecoming Environmental Science Club By Will McWatters and Josie Lee  The Environmental Science Club joined Fullerton Coyote’s...

The visual arts department hosted its “All Hallow’s Art Gallery Show” Thursday night. There were the usual professional-level photos, drawings, paintings, sculptures and mixed media projects, some...

Journalists should be objective, and journalists shouldn’t get attached to their subjects, but journalists who cover tragedies like mass shootings can’t remain objective and do get attached. This paradox...