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Frankenstein '25, A Review
Frankenstein ‘25 is the highly anticipated gothic tragedy by Guillermo Del Toro. I don’t know why this man has an obsession with inanimate things being brought to life, like with his ...
James Okon, Dec 12, 2025
Culinary Club Spotlight
Instead of spending lots ordering takeout every night, head to the Culinary Club to learn some cooking skills and simple recipes that taste great and can save you money. The club meet...
Leia Vanackeren, Dec 12, 2025
Bad Bunny Headlines at 2026 Super Bowl
From the exciting performances of Rihanna to the thought-provoking lyrics of Kendrick Lamar, the Super Bowl Halftime Show is one of the most celebrated performances in the world. In r...
Karina Yue, Dec 12, 2025
AI Data Centers and Water
AI is cool because of the millions of gallons of water keeping its data centers from overheating.
Noelle Lee, Dec 12, 2025
A Comparative Look At Local Art Schools
In Southern California, the entertainment and arts capital of the world, several high schools compete to train the future generation of artists.compete to be the top arts school train...
Natalie Lanza, Dec 12, 2025
Student Spotlight: Julia Trinh
Once the Friday school bell rings, most students can’t wait to get home, take a nice warm shower, and nap through the whole weekend. For sophomore Julia Trinh, that’s far from normal....
Pippin Langdon, Nov 21, 2025
NHS: The Connection Between Academics And Community
The National Honors Society is a great way to spice up a college application while holding up the core pillars of CSArts. Applicants have learned whether or not they got in last month...
Salvador Villagomez, Nov 21, 2025
Library or Storage Closet?
Cramped into a storage closet inside CSArts’ cafeteria lies the school library. The small room holds a few chairs, a couple of coffee tables, a love seat, and a desk. Bookshelves line...
Evyn Clayton, Nov 21, 2025
Lead With Your Type
The CSArts-SGV Interact Club is back with its annual blood drive. Held on November 14th in partnership with City of Hope, the drive is an opportunity for students, parents, and facult...
Karina Yue, Nov 21, 2025
Terracotta Warriors: Appreciation of Culture
A recent visit to a museum introduces students to part of a Chinese army of warriors, as a result of joint efforts between school personnel, the museum, and a private organization.
Jessica Pang, Nov 21, 2025
History of Mexican American Music - Part 3
The 1980s and 1990s saw Mexican American musicians break through into a variety of popular music genres in ways past generations had not. Some of the biggest artists of the era were R...
Henry Soderlind, Nov 21, 2025
Community Under New Leadership
“Wherever art is going in the world, we should be able to provide that for our students,” says Allison Hennessey, the new assistant principal of the arts at CSArts. With that philosop...
Mariam Ghazaryan, Nov 21, 2025
Clumsy Critters
The flitter-flap of red webbed wings carry emerald critters around the campus, knocking into walls and trying to find a safe place to land. Sometimes these landing pads just so happen...
Pippin Langdon, Nov 21, 2025
Campus Cockroaches
In October, roaches infested some classrooms and areas on campus, leaving many students with creepy-crawly feelings.
Noelle Lee, Nov 21, 2025
An Absolute Twist: DC's Comic Series
In October 2024, DC introduced a new series called the Absolute Universe written by Scott Snyder. This universe takes the stories of the classic heroes we know and love, and flips the...
Miranda Cervantes, Nov 21, 2025
Books, Bans and Control
The history of book banning in the United States runs almost as far back as its origin. Although lack of records makes it hard to pinpoint the first banned books in U.S. history, Uncl...
Evyn Clayton, Oct 26, 2025
History Of Mexican American Music - Part 2
The era of 1960s and 1970s Mexican American music was significant. With the Chicano movement of the 1970s and national attention on Mexican Americans, musicians of this time reflected...
Henry Soderlind, Oct 26, 2025
Senior Test Scores Down
High school seniors in the United States are experiencing steep declines in math and reading performance. With average scores at their lowest levels in over two decades, the issue is ...
Karina Yue, Oct 26, 2025