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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
Media Literacy and Global Awareness
Has it happened to you, where you lay in bed, scrolling on social media, and you stumble upon information that makes you stop…and think…and the next day, you realize that it was all f...
Mariam Ghazaryan, Mar 20, 2026
Cultural Arts Show
Looking for an opportunity to share your culture through art? The Cultural Arts Club is hosting CSArts-SGV’s first student-led Cultural Arts Show.
Karina Yue, Mar 20, 2026
CSArts Leadership Gets Pied in the Face for a Good Cause
Each year Pie day is celebrated on March 14th (3.14), but this year Pie Day came early, with both our principal and assistant principal being pied in the face for a good cause.
Blair Jordan, Mar 20, 2026
Check Your Facts
The thought of universal knowledge would have been nothing but a wishful fantasy thirty years ago and in some ways that did not stop being true. Knowledge implies accuracy, and the in...
James N. Okon, Mar 20, 2026
Remembering Lilly Alfaro
How do I remember Lilly? That’s the question that has been ruminating in my mind for the last few weeks without much warning and with my resistance. This is what I have so far: I was ...
James N. Okon, Feb 27, 2026
Safe Crossing
Jaywalking is legal in California, but it’s not always safe. Many students cross Central Ave. in the midst of traffic, or at street corners without a crossing guard.
Noelle Lee, Feb 27, 2026
Mural Morale
In a school richly cultivated through creativity, a strive of continual artistic additions to the walls that enclose our campus should be strongly considered. Instead of designated ar...
Katia & Juliet, Feb 27, 2026
Lunar New Year Festival
At CSArts, the Asian American and Pacific Islander/Chinese Culture Club commemorated the Lunar New Year by hosting a festival. Students and staff from all backgrounds were invited to ...
Karina Yue, Feb 27, 2026
From Scholarship To Admission
With college on the horizon, juniors are focused on good grades, scholarships or extracurriculars, and figuring out their future interests. Recent scholarship opportunities, pre-colle...
Pippin Langdon, Feb 27, 2026
Citrus College Change
When students returned from winter break, many expected to continue taking their Citrus College classes, but found out that the program imploded while school was off.
Ava Barrios & Mariam Ghazaryan, Feb 27, 2026
Are Companies Trying to Be Our Friends?
Scroll through social media for a few minutes and you might notice something interesting: brands joking in comment sections, reposting videos about hot social issues, and marketing us...
Pippin Langdon, Feb 27, 2026
Create, Connect, Care Challenge
What if your creativity were able to make a global impact on how people perceive the topic of mental health and win you up to $500?
Ivania Lepe Espitia, Feb 26, 2026
The Hounds: A Band on the Rise
Music is like the backbone of CSArts; it’s the one thing that most conservatories have in common. Independent bands are pretty popular, especially amongst the students in the music co...
Miranda Cervantes, Dec 12, 2025
Why Is Gen Z Obsessed with the 2000s?
Low-rise Jeans, Flip Phones, and Fuzzy Nostalgia: Why Is Gen Z Obsessed with the 2000s?
Emma Stelzried, Dec 12, 2025