“Dear Evan Hansen” and guilt
Feeling alone is a common obstacle many teens and adults face. The novel, “Dear Evan Hansen” by Val Emmich, Benj
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Olympian Digital Art Winner: “Deep Sea Nightmares”
Congratulations to junior Brynne Silva for their piece, “Deep Sea Nightmares,” the Olympian Art and Writing Contest Digital Art Winner.
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Genocide, famine, and war in Ethiopia
Professor Jan Nyssen and a team of researchers at Ghent University estimated “383,000 to 600,000 civilians died in Tigray between
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“Always Yours” hopes to always be here
First opening in late 2021, young female entrepreneur Natalie Wong grew her home business into a fully-fledged bakery of her
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How to tackle insecurity as a teen artist: My experience at National YoungArts week
As I waited for my suitcase at Miami International Airport’s baggage claim—my first real independent trip outside of California—I was
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California must support unhoused people in face of storms
Thunder and rainstorms struck California over the last month. Streets flooded and collapsed, houses leaked and were destroyed by trees,
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California sees record level flooding in times of dryness
Since record levels of rain were seen on December 31, 2022, floods have bombarded a vast number of cities and
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Breakfast can make or break your day
Breakfast has been known to be called, “the most important meal of the day.” However, many high schoolers are consistently
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Awards season cements Best Picture frontrunners
Awards season, which officially kicked off on Tuesday, Jan. 10 with the 80th annual Golden Globe Awards and continued on
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Olympian Drawing/Illustrations Winner: “Blinding Star”
The Olympian congratulates senior Alexa Esqueda, Winner in Drawing/Illustrations, for their piece “Blinding Star.” “In this piece, I wanted to
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