Survey Shows Student’s Hopes for CSArts’ Future
The data from a recent survey created by a CSArtisan journalist delivers the CSArts-SGV administration rare insight on student perspe...
Setting Fair Commission Prices
By Jessica Pang, May 19, 2026
Ethics of Pirating
By Katia Jaltorossian, May 19, 2026
Classical Arts Controversy
By Karina Yue, May 19, 2026More Stories
Survey Shows Student’s Hopes for CSArts’ Future
The data from a recent survey created by a CSArtisan journalist delivers the CSArts-SGV administration rare insight on student perspectives for future classes and conservatory interes...
Jessica Pang, May 19, 2026
Setting Fair Commission Prices
Many students at CSArts do art commissions for the sake of experience and money– but how should they be pricing their work?
Jessica Pang, May 19, 2026
Ethics of Pirating
The film industry pays when you don’t. Pirating, or watching illegal copies of films without the copyright holder’s consent, is practiced amongst individuals looking to bypass enterta...
Katia Jaltorossian, May 19, 2026
Classical Arts Controversy
Classical arts has always been a space for expression, but its relevance in modern culture, especially with artificial intelligence and increasing commercialization, has recently spar...
Karina Yue, May 19, 2026
Artist Spotlight - Maya Pavik
“The sort of prompt that I was going from was just, like, a reflection. And so just sort of taking the idea of reflecting and sort of going through that. When I start a painting, I’m...
James Okon, May 19, 2026
Women's Invisibility in Classical Music
This year, I took two semesters of music composition as part of my conservatory classes. Instrumental Music students are required to complete or show proficiency in three levels of mu...
Emma Stelzried, May 15, 2026
Survey Shows Students' Hopes for CSArts’ Future
The data from a recent survey created by a CSArtisan journalist delivers the CSArts-SGV administration rare insight on student perspectives for future classes and conservatory interes...
Jessica Pang, May 15, 2026
Senior Reflection
I would not say I always enjoyed high school. And not because of the classes, or the teacher, or the people, but because I always found myself feeling a bit stuck in a loop. Did schoo...
James Okon, May 15, 2026
Mini-Musicals: Behind The Scenes
Every semester, students participate in mini-musicals that blow expectations away. Many people are eager to watch these musicals and this year was no different. When it comes to makin...
Ava Barrios, May 15, 2026
Make Way for Monarch Butterflies
A potted milkweed garden is growing by the 100s, so the monarch butterfly population is soon to be all aflutter at CSArts.
Noelle Lee, May 15, 2026
Five Minutes After the Bell
With the rise of tardies during the second semester of the school year, CSArts administration has come up with a creative approach to prevent tardies: The Tardy Sweep. This system wou...
Pippin Langdon, May 15, 2026
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