clubs

Omid for Girls, established last year by a Junior at La Cañada High School, is an organization that seeks to tackle educational inequality by providing personal math tutoring to girls in Afghanistan who are not allowed to go to school. After a single year, Omid boasts chapters at Polytechnic, in Sou...

Here at Pasadena High School, we have both Orchesis and Cheer. If you don’t already know, orchesis is focused around music and acts as a dance team. This contrasts cheer which acts as an organized form of support around athletic events (bringing together chanting and stunt work in simple terms). The...

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The Mental Health Awareness Club (MHAC) is a hidden gem of Pasadena High School’s campus. The founders of MHAC work diligently to create a safe and friendly space for all students at school. Each meeting focuses on different topics of mental health and wellness. Activities vary from presentations, i...

This month, we’re putting the spotlight on the Guitar Club, which aims to provide an inclusive space for PHS students to learn and play the guitar. With big plans and big goals, this club has certainly carved out its own niche on campus. For this Spotlight, I sat down for an interview with club co-p...

At this year’s Club Rush, PHS students saw a surplus of new clubs and organizations. With over 50 clubs now on campus, there’s definitely a space for everyone! Here are some of the newest clubs to come to our campus! Baking Club isn’t a new club, but it is branching out this year with its new Culina...

Picture this: It’s a beautifully warm, sunny day, and you and your friends are looking for a place to sit down at lunch. You want to breathe in some fresh air, find a patch of shade, or get away from the concrete quads and noise of campus. If only a divine space like this existed at PHS… Well - it d...

Since last fall, you’ve probably seen the pastel-colored flyers scattered around campus, promoting the return of the Seoul Club. With a minimal, elegant design—including pictures of K-pop groups and the popular K-drama, Squid Game—the flyers have certainly piqued the interest of many students, inclu...

The PHS Robotics Club is a dedicated team of budding engineers, programmers, artists, and more. The club focuses on building robots to compete in the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC), an international robotics competition for 7 to 12th graders. On the technical side of things, the Robotics Club assembles ...

The Art Club, one of many new clubs introduced to PHS this year, is one that feels like it’s been here forever. “The Art Club was originally created to teach people who want to learn more about art,” says Nevada Cruz, club president. “Our club is pretty chaotic, but it’s pretty fun.” “We’re here to ...

On September 28th, The Chronicle had the pleasure of interviewing the Black Student Union cabinet, including President Trinity Taylor, Vice President Kennedy Harmon, Secretary Zoe Williams as well as Advisor Ms. Cauley, to gain their insights as to what BSU is about and what we can learn from their ...