It’s 2020. In 1985, the “Back to the Future” movies promised us hoverboards, flying cars, holograms, robots, and pizza hydrators. Instead, we wound up with two-wheeled platforms powered by a ‘90s...

We are bombarded with information through charts and graphs every day. These facts and statistics are supposed to be cold, hard, unbiased pieces of data. However, with a few creative adjustments, it is...

The January outbreak of the coronavirus in Wuhan, China, officially dubbed “COVID-19,”  has gathered an immense amount of attention from governments and media outlets alike. COVID-19 has grown from...

Tony Xu’ 19 Babson College Major: Finance & Economics Q: Are you involved in any new extracurricular activities you’ve never done before? What are the cool things you’ve done so far (can be...

The start of a new season is fun for everyone — special traditions make each season exciting in its own way. Most of us tend to prefer one season over the others, but sometimes, a dislike of a season...

Laguna’s robotics team has officially qualified for the 2020 VEX Robotics State Championship, which take place on March 7. Throughout the year, the class has been constructing their own robot to compete...

Why did you start what you are doing? I grew up in Zimbabwe, and I had always had wildlife all around me and so when I was about 14 and I wanted to keep working with animals even though I wasn’t in...

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Laguna’s participation in the Mock Trial program. The team competes annually by preparing strategies and legal arguments for trial for either the defense or prosecution. Each...

There are images that come to mind when someone pictures Australia. One may think of tree branches holding koalas as they crunch blissfully on leaves, or a horizon dotted with the leaping silhouettes of...

The Coronavirus is a global problem bringing about a worldwide economic recession, and jeopardizing the health of hundreds of thousands. The Coronavirus has entered the Santa Barbara Community, and more...

As a 77-year-old diabetic, Dana White found himself in the position many at-risk Santa Barbarans were in when the coronavirus pandemic hit. Mr. White taught English at the Laguna Blanca School for 35 years,...

For decades, driving has been considered an essential skill for being an adult in modern life. But with the rise of self-driving cars, will this skill become irrelevant and outdated, or even a hindrance? The...