Author Aaron Wolf

After a huge shortage of medical supplies during the current pandemic, several members of the OVS community have been using their skills in sewing to make homemade masks for those in need.

When Senior Angela Qu chose the focus of her AP Art portfolio -- the beauty of infectious diseases under the microscope -- there's no way she could've ever known that six months later it would become such a global topic.

Like most members of the Class of 2020, there's plenty about Morgan Drier's future that is uncertain given the current COVID-19 crisis. But with a scholarship offer at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and a dream of riding in the Olympics, she knows exactly where she's headed and how she sees her future playing out.

In the weeks before school shutdown due to Coronavirus concerns, a new feature had sprung up in the main hallway at Burr Hall. Dubbed Art Alley, the previously barren hallway now serves as center stage for a collection of student artwork.

For the first time since the beginning of the annual Chinese New Year postcard competition, a first-year art student had the honor of having their artwork sent out to thousands of families across the world.

After years of helping build the robotics program from scratch, OVS alum Leo Liang is returning to take part in Saturday’s inter-league robotics tournament in Palmdale. But this time he’s not building the robots, he’s judging them.