Growing up as a lifelong UCLA fan and going to school in Indiana, Ryan Gesas knew he had to be there when his UCLA Bruins took on Michigan State in The First Four. Gesas had no luck when looking for tickets to the game, only finding $400...

On March 18th, the Calabasas boys tennis team played their first home game of the season against Agoura and played better than ever. The team dominated Agoura with a score of 15-3.  This season will be a little different from the last season...

For many years, the topic of whether or not College should be free has caught the eye of many students, politicians, and parents. Should college finances and student loans cease to exist? Should college be something that everyone has an equal...

Starting Youtube as a highschool dropout in 2017, to now gaining nearly 10 million subscribers by 2021, Emma Chamberlain has won multiple awards, started her own coffee company and has partnered with prestigious brands since her YouTube career...

Calabasas High School announced the suspension of all in-person athletics on Nov. 3, 2020, but as of Feb. 1, 2021, many sports programs began returning to in-person practices. A previous rise in COVID-19 cases caused a pause for all sports,...

The University of California schools have stopped using students’ ACT & SAT test scores to determine their acceptances. These exams are outdated and do not adequately assess intellect and academic readiness. Not only do standardized tests...

As a special treat for Valentine’s Day, the Courier collected some personal stories from some of our staff writers and editors. From our stories of heartfelt dates to unfortunate breakups, the Courier wishes you a happy Valentine’s Day.    In...