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Humans of Eagle Rock: Coaches edition
All photos by Ellie Cole-Calderon and Winter Ryu-Whitney What song gets you pumped? Mr. Pierce: “Lose Yourself” by Eminem. If you could be anywhere in the world right now, where would you pick? Mr. Martinez: Anywhere where the snow is really good. Right now, Mammoth would be great. What's your spirit animal? Mr. Aguilar: An eagle. Eagle for Aguilar. What do you feel is unique to your sports (flag football and basketball)? Ms. Wilkins: Flag football is fairly new and a lot of
Ellie Cole-Calderon and Winter Ryu-Whitney
14 hours ago
BTS’s recent comeback
album cover After being gone for a long four years, BTS returned from their hiatus this March. Their comeback featured many interviews as well as a comeback tour and album. Being one of―if not the world’s biggest K-Pop group, BTS’s fans (also known as Army) had high expectations for this album. But is it really that good? After listening to the entire album, I have some thoughts about it. DISCLAIMER: ALL THE RATING AND REVIEWS FOR THIS ALBUM IS STRICTLY MY OPINION ONLY. I WO
Rianne Hizon
7 hours ago
Humans of Eagle Rock: Coaches edition
All photos by Ellie Cole-Calderon and Winter Ryu-Whitney What song gets you pumped? Mr. Pierce: “Lose Yourself” by Eminem. If you could be anywhere in the world right now, where would you pick? Mr. Martinez: Anywhere where the snow is really good. Right now, Mammoth would be great. What's your spirit animal? Mr. Aguilar: An eagle. Eagle for Aguilar. What do you feel is unique to your sports (flag football and basketball)? Ms. Wilkins: Flag football is fairly new and a lot of
Ellie Cole-Calderon and Winter Ryu-Whitney
14 hours ago
Coachella 2026 hits & misses
All photos by Zadie Kang Festival season is upon us once again, which means Coachella officially kicked off on April 10th. As a big concert-goer myself, this year marked my second time attending the festival, and I’m here to tell you what worked and what didn’t this weekend. Hit: Performances at Mojave The Mojave stage this year was packed with big names, most notably FKA Twigs, Iggy Pop, and Ethel Cain, which ended up being some of the most memorable performances of the wee
Zadie Kang
23 hours ago
Vanishing wildlife
Art by Emaline Varava Animal Extinction: A Growing Global Problem Animals have been going extinct for millions of years due to natural changes on Earth. Today, however, extinction is happening much faster than normal because of human actions. Deforestation, pollution, climate change, overhunting, and illegal wildlife trade are destroying habitats and reducing animal populations around the world. When animals go extinct, ecosystems become unbalanced, which can affect entire ec
Aisha Koppula
7 days ago
HL's Kitchen: part one
Art by Jarisse Nabung Eagle Rock High School has long been a peaceful place. When you enter campus, it is as if you are stepping into a mystical garden of whimsy and joy. But do not be fooled by the school’s tranquil exterior, as the forbidden garden is riddled with snakes: feuding teachers. As of last semester, twelfth grade teachers—specifically those associated with the IB—were required to create a schedule for their student’s IAs. However, their interests clashed… schedul
Juliet Hays
Apr 22
Fall on campus: an ERHS photo essay
This fall, I found everything in this school so beautiful, the green in the trees, the grass, the cold air, and especially the views farther out of view. Reflecting on those moments, it would be nice for the soft morning air to circulate back into this season, but I find it better to enjoy the place that I’m in now. Not because I will eventually be back to the cold fall air, but because I can learn to grow through these seasons. When you’re not in your best state, or going th
Logan Ray
Apr 20
Broken News: the seventh episode
Another episode has come and gone... Sign up for the talent show for the Broken News Finale! https://forms.gle/yLW3Yh7oEKiAoeqz8
ERHS Journalism
Apr 17
Going back to the moon: Artemis II
All art by Kylie Sadsad At 5:35 p.m. EDT on April 1, the Artemis II launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida. This was a 10-day journey and the first crewed mission to the Moon in over 50 years. At approximately 8:07 p.m. EDT last Friday, the spacecraft successfully splashed down in San Diego, California. As of right now, the four astronauts are home safely after breaking numerous records and being a symbol of hope towards space exploration: Victor Gl
Kylie Sadsad
Apr 14
Conformity Gate: When theory-making goes too far
Art by Ondine Mitchell **SPOILERS FOR THE FINALE OF STRANGER THINGS** Ever wonder why so many Stranger Things fans basically became conspiracy theorists after the season one finale? Well, since the uproar for the series’ end has pretty much died out by now (much to Netflix’s dismay, after a lot of promotion), the epidemic of people analyzing cryptic clues hidden in episode "The Rightside Up” has been somewhat forgotten. However, instead of focusing on the lackluster finale a
The best places to eat afterschool!
Art by Afreen Majumdar Any student at ERHS knows right after school, kids rush over to various afterschool spots to get food as soon as the bell rings. But which one is the best? I ranked ten of the most popular spots, so you know where to go next time you're out! Every place I ranked with the same criteria, which included: average price, taste, seating, wait time, how busy it is, and distance from our school. Since this criteria wasn’t based solely on taste the rankings migh
Cadence Kang
Apr 14
Loserville season two: first edition
A comic about stupid losers doing stupid things. All further images by Jarisse Nabung All images going forward drawn by Violet Foushee Really, really , REALLY long time no Loserville! If you’re new here, this is a recurring comic series made to poke fun at The Highschool Experience™, except now there’s a two on it! Revolutionary, we know. This time, your friendly neighborhood losers face the age-old issue that is the phone ban. We hope you enjoy this edition of Loserville!
Band Familiar Faces performs lunchtime concert in the quad
All photos by Ellie Cole-Calderon Instead of the usual music playing from speakers at lunch this Tuesday, ERHS was treated to a special concert by Familiar Faces, an indie rock band based in Long Beach. After their performance, both students and staff who were new to their music had their interests piqued. Here’s some quick info about who they are and what’s to come for their new music: They’re currently growing their following of over 1300 monthly listeners on Spotify. The b
Ellie Cole-Calderon
Apr 9
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