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Reel Potential: Latest Update on the Newest Program
With many students hearing whispers around campus about a possible new Film/Television conservatory, there are lots of questions to be answered. So, the big question is, will there be...
Ayleen Park & Evyn Clayton, Feb 23, 2024You're Just Our Type
There is a major shortage of blood in the U.S. according to The American Red Cross, and CSArts students and faculty rolled up their sleeves to give the gift of life to two different b...
Karina Yue, Feb 23, 2024The Future of the 400’s
If you’re a student at CSArts, chances are you’ve had a class in Diagon Alley, better known as the 400’s. Rumors of termites, deterioration, and admin losing the 400’s have spread aro...
Quinn Mc-Nary & Karina Hil, Dec 15, 2023Neurodivergency During the Holidays
The holidays can be a stressful time for anyone, but things get more complicated when things like sensory sensitivities and social difficulties are added to the mix. Below is a list o...
Quinn McNary and Ren Carr, Dec 15, 2023December Holidays and Beyond
Did you know there are 14 religious holidays each December? Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and who could forget the Winter Solstice! At CSArts, students celebrate different holidays fr...
Pippin Langdon & Samson Khachatryan, Dec 15, 2023Holiday Gifts Made By CSArts Students
Don’t have any ideas for what to get your friends and families for the holidays? Don’t worry, because we have special gifts handmade by our fellow CSArts students! These creative stu...
Vana Kojikian, Dec 15, 2023Admin Goals 2024
I am hopeful that we continue to offer our students an amazing educational and arts experience, and that they continue to feel that our school is a place to showcase talent, highlig...
Karina Yue, Dec 15, 2023Would YOU Get Kidnapped by Krampus?
Who is Krampus you might ask? In some European folklore, Krampus is the opposite of the pure-hearted Santa Claus. With devil horns and goat hooves, Krampus is famous for kidnapping ba...
Braedon Younger, Dec 15, 2023Time to Rewind: A Recap of the 2023 Year
As the first semester of the 2023-2024 school year is coming to an end, let’s take a little time to look at some of the highlights of these past months.
Danica Chen, Dec 15, 2023Taking the Train After Dark: Metro Safety
With the end of Daylight Saving Time, nightfall already descends by the end of each school day. Many CSArts students who rely on the Metro system for transportation are left navigatin...
Juliet Martinez & Noelle Lee, Dec 15, 2023The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes Review
As someone who went through a Hunger Games phase in middle school and already ran through the Hunger Games movies, when I heard about The Ballad of Songbird and Snakes I was worried b...
Anonymous, Dec 15, 2023Mental Health Holidays
As the holiday season approaches, we can all appreciate the jolly atmosphere and our unique celebrations to end the year. Although many of us look forward to this time of year, it als...
Samson, Dec 15, 2023Imposter Syndrome
Going to a school such as CSArts, it’s easy to get caught up in all the people around you. With so much talent and skill, some people find it difficult to focus on their own strengths...
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