Women of Color in Film
The OCSARS, dazzled by cameras flashing and extravagant attire, also graced the night with the strength and presence of women and wom...
The Wonder of A Con
By Pippin Langdon, Apr 17, 2026
The Spring Market
By Karina Yue, Apr 17, 2026
Shifts in Student Leadership
By Cindy Tan, Apr 17, 2026More Stories
Women of Color in Film
The OCSARS, dazzled by cameras flashing and extravagant attire, also graced the night with the strength and presence of women and women of color.
Mariam Ghazaryan & Pippin Langdon, Apr 17, 2026
The Wonder of A Con
Creative Writing, a certified collective of passionate creators, artists, and moviegoers, headed by Timothy Gomez, attended the annual WonderCon at Anaheim Convention Center on March ...
Pippin Langdon, Apr 17, 2026
The Spring Market
Spring is the season of artistic renewal and creative awakening, and the Visual Arts Conservatory’s Spring Market embodied that spirit. Held on March 6, Art Marketeers gathered at the...
Karina Yue, Apr 17, 2026
Shifts in Student Leadership
Students wanting a role as next year’s leaders gathered for a required session in early March to learn about guiding, supporting, and creating memorable school events next year.
Cindy Tan, Apr 17, 2026
Satire: Unpaid P&D Workers Strike for More Money
Production and design, the backbone of all the major shows in the school, and the unsung artisan whose work goes unsung, as mentioned, have had enough. Early this Monday, a mob of P&a...
James Okon, Apr 17, 2026
Open Mic Nights: Where Stories are Shared and Voices are Heard
“Listen, and you will realize that we are not made from cells or from atoms. We are made from stories,” award-winning author Mia Couto once said. This idea was never clearer than to t...
Jubilee Sung, Apr 17, 2026
Mini Musicals Documentary
What does a contemplative taxi ride, a self pitying superclock, the ghosts of past presidents, and a murder mystery at an HOA meeting have in common? Well, they are just four of the s...
James Okon, Apr 17, 2026
Lunar New Year Zine
Creative Writing sophomore Ruth Klinman is organizing a Lunar New Year Zine to celebrate Asian culture! Prose, poetry, visual arts– including digital and traditional art as well as ph...
Jessica Pang, Apr 17, 2026
Gala and Talent Galore
Every year, CSArts holds a fundraiser to support students and their pursuit in the arts. This fundraiser serves as an opportunity for students to showcase their talents while catering...
Ava Barrios, Apr 17, 2026
AP Test Stress
Are you stressed about your AP test? College level courses available to high schoolers provide the opportunity to earn college credit and increase GPA by passing an end-of-year exam a...
Katia Jaltorossian, Apr 17, 2026
Affordable Antics
Beware the cost of fun. With spring break around the corner, many are on the lookout for ways to spend their free time, but are confronted with a limited number of activities that are...
Katia Jaltorossian, Apr 17, 2026
Adding Classes: The Process
New academic classes and conservatories are put up for consideration every year– but not many students know the process behind it.
Jessica Pang, Apr 17, 2026
A Scare in Skincare
What do common skincare ingredients niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and retinol actually do? For many consumers, the answer is unclear—yet these ingredients are commonly found in produc...
Emma Stelzried, Apr 17, 2026
A Rundown of Hadestown
The IA conservatory brought an undying love story to the stage as students performed Hadestown from February 26 to March 1.
Noelle Lee, Apr 17, 2026
Polished to Perfection
The 300s – better known as the Music Building by CSArts students, are safe spaces to learn and perfect music solos, pieces, and auditions. In a previous article, we reported that the ...
Pippin Langdon, Apr 16, 2026
Black History Month Centenary
This February marks the 100th anniversary of celebrating trailblazers, innovations, and the important historical activism of Black individuals. Black History Month started in 1976 and...
Pippin Langdon, Mar 26, 2026
Women and Academic Validation
For much of history, women were denied access to education. In many societies, education was considered unnecessary and dangerous for women to have. While large progress has been made...
Pippin Langdon, Mar 20, 2026
School Meals: Balancing Budget, Guidelines, and Taste
During lunch, students at CSArts rely on the food being served at the three lunch stations available in the quad: The Main Window, The Grill, and The Pizza Station for nutrition, ener...
Cindy Tan, Mar 20, 2026
Practice to Perfection: Practice Rooms Available to All
The 300s — better known as the Practice Rooms by CSArts students, are safe spaces to learn and perfect musical pieces, solos, and auditions. A common belief is that these rooms are u...
Pippin Langdon, Mar 20, 2026
On the Removal of Ethnic Studies
A history of colonialism, white supremacy, and prejudice leaves most students with a skewed retelling of history; Ethnic Studies seeks to solve this problem through refocusing the nar...
Jessica Pang & Jubilee Sung, Mar 20, 2026