The Voice – The student-created online news source for Irvington High School

November 1, 2018

On Sept. 26th, Students United for the Representation to the Fremont Board of Education (SURFBoardE) proposed a calendar shift to the Fremont school board which would shift...

Recent News Stories

Burdened Counselors and Unsatisfied Students

October 30, 2018

October 18, 2018

October 18, 2018

October 18, 2018

Weapons of Mass Inconvenience

Justin Kim, Staff Writer

November 9, 2018

There is one thing that is absolutely despised in any crowded hallway. Rolling. Backpacks. The click-clack of the wheels strike fear into students as they trip over the unseen...

An Extra Hour a Day Keeps the Depression Away

October 30, 2018

We Should Not Start School Late, Mate!

October 30, 2018

Confirming More Than Just Kavanaugh

October 16, 2018

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Features

A Look Into the Masses Survey

Pia Parekh and Elaine Chan

November 4, 2018

Original Questionnaire: Please complete the following ANONYMOUS survey below by circling the answer that comes closest to your view. You may choose to opt out of certain...

Ms. Chang’s Path to Success

April 30, 2018

Failure: The Key to Success— Mr. Jones

April 22, 2018

Rocking Rooney

April 21, 2018

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Humor

When FLEX Becomes a Reflection of Teacher Popularity
Following the commencement of Irvington’s new FLEX advisory program, school administration has reported “a recurring pattern of mysterious behavior” among teachers and...
How To Use a Smartboard
Smartboards are everywhere these days: in the bathrooms, in the cafeteria, even on the ceilings, if you look up. It’s almost as if Irvington has been suddenly infested with...
Irvington Hate Month
Viking Hate month was uber successful this year. Hate gestures spiked so much that Irvington’s administration threw a Saturday Pearce party for anyone who participated ....
Will you PROMise me to never do that again?
With prom season just coming to an end, The Voice decided to tie up some loose strings. Looking back, no one has addressed the sins of the fallen prom participators and it...

Sports

Logan Breaks Irvington’s Winning Streak

Felicia Mo, Staff Writer

October 30, 2018

James Logan’s Varsity girls water polo team defeated Irvington on October 10th at Logan High School, with an end score of 14-2. In the beginning, Irvington was competing...

Despite Loss to James Logan, Volleyball Team Optimistic October 23, 2018

NBA 2018-19 Regular Season Predictions October 18, 2018

Girls’ Golf Dominates Against Washington and MSJ October 15, 2018

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Entertainment

Mass Shootings and Music: Today’s America

Emily Joe, Humor Editor

October 30, 2018

Musicians have always used their music as an outlet for their emotions, whether political or personal. As America continues to face unprecedented violence in mass shootings,...

Homemade Costumes October 18, 2018
Irvington Drama’s Mime and Commedia Show is a Success October 16, 2018

High School Expectations vs Reality October 14, 2018

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Student Life

Ronil- An Amazing Friend, Son, and Student

Kritika Sachar, Staff Writer

October 30, 2018

Ronil Mehta, who attended Irvington his freshman year, passed away on September 1 due to DIPG brain cancer. His fight through this battle was long and hard, but throughout,...

Love, Irvington October 17, 2018

IHS Debate Cruises to Finals at Notre Dame October 12, 2018

Boat Race Wows and Surprises crowd June 3, 2018

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Humans of Irvington High

Sarvesh Nagwekar

"Ever since I was little, I was fascinated with learning how to lucid dream. I used to make dream journals, do reality checks, try the 'remember what door you came from' trick—anything to get in control of my dream. Eventually, I got so good at it that I could create my entire dream the way I wanted. A couple months ago, I had a dream that I was sitting on the dock at night with my friend. My friend...

Victoria Nguyen

"When I was five years old, I told my parents I wanted to be a veterinarian. Four years later, I told them I wanted to be a marine biologist. Three years after that, I told them I wanted to be a cancer researcher. Then, after taking AP Biology, I realized I was too dumb, so that goal quickly changed into something more realistic. Finally, during junior year, I 'decided' that I wanted to...

Mr Waipan Chan

"I died twice last year. I was in the hospital for the entire year. First off with the hip surgery, and then I got an aneurism, where my blood vessels got tangled, and I also got Deep Vein Thrombosis, which is when a blood clot caused my leg to lose oxygen and die. The doctor had to take out all of the dead tissue, and it took almost a year before I could get up. That was very traumatic. It’s a very...

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