Every field of study is like its own thousand-layer cake. There’s always something more intricate and specific to research, and only the most passionate minds are willing to dig so deep. After some self-discovery, Dr. Alnur Ali became one of them, a scholar who can...
By Alyssa Ho and Miya Matsumune In the midst of uncertainty during the 2020 presidential election, students at the California School of the Arts were addressing their own political concerns at a community level. Taking issue with the school board’s decision to suspend...
When COVID-19 was first discussed in early 2020, it seemed like a myth. Now, in the middle of a very real global pandemic, some people have generated their own myths that have discouraged others from following safety protocols such as wearing a mask and staying six...
With COVID-19 cases still increasing in California, it’s not hard to believe that healthcare professionals are racing to innovate new solutions to flatten the curve. However, a niche problem has generated from this public health crisis. With limited resources and...
Due to increasing cases of COVID-19, universities across the United States converted to an online curriculum in March, sending all their students off-campus. For seniors particularly, this would come as a huge shock with only a week to say their goodbyes. Now, at the...
California School of the Arts’ all school musical performed "In the Heights" on Jan. 30. Hues of bright yellow danced across the stage as the entire cast sang “Carnaval del Barrio,” waving Central and South America flags. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw the...
Disney was strict about the phones. They told each one of us on the tour to drop them into a white plastic baggie, that was then sealed up with tape. Despite this mannerism, they didn’t seem to mind the notes I was taking. The backstage lot of Disney was quiet, but it...
Choosing a major is one of the most intimidating decisions when it comes to applying for college. Of course, one could choose to go to college as undeclared, but little do people know that some colleges require undergraduates to come in as undeclared. Surprisingly,...
Programming artificial intelligence is no simple feat. Thus, on the drive up from Los Angeles to Palo Alto, Calif. to spend two and half weeks of summer living and programming AI on the Stanford campus, I couldn’t help but feel intimidated. I expected classes and...
I came to the film department at the California State Summer School for the Arts hoping to learn how to film my own scripts. As a screenwriter, I wanted to make my own words fly off the page. However, CSSSA was nothing as I expected. Instead of guiding your hand...
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