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The CCHS Chess Club has introduced a newfound popularity and interest in the intense game of chess, bringing elements of competition and togetherness among students.
Jonathan Kim
Jonathan Kim is currently a senior attending Culver City High School with a passion for journalism and the environment. He is the Co-Editor-in-Chief for his school newspaper, The Centaurian, and is also involved in various other journalism programs. When he is not writing, Jonathan can be found hiking, running, or following the latest Dodgers game.
Vote16 Culver City: Creating change one vote at a time
Vote16 Culver City works to build support for lowering the voting age to 16 in Culver City elections.
Opinion: Individual action is not enough, but necessary to end the climate crisis
It is vital for people to use their voice and ballot to vote in people and policies targeted toward creating meaningful change on a large scale.
CCUSD returns to classes following three-day closure of schools
Culver City Unified School District schools returned to class after all classes were canceled last week from Jan. 19 to Jan. 21 amid an Omicron COVID surge.
MOVE Culver City: Rethinking urban mobility in the heart of screenland
Culver City will implement new transportation options to connect the downtown area with the Arts District and the E-Line station.
Opinion: How the NBA should handle the surge in COVID-19 cases
Having stricter regulations for COVID-19 will help the NBA.
True Jackson: From writing music during quarantine to hosting her own shows
Culver City High School senior True Jackson’s burgeoning music career is one that just even a year ago, she never could have expected. Jackson’s beginning as a public artist started on October 24 last year during quarantine, through the release of her first music...
Culver City High School’s Noah Tyau wins posse scholarship
In this day and age, earning scholarships and getting into selective universities has been more difficult than ever. This competitiveness has not been a barrier for Culver City High School senior Noah Tyau, who through the Posse Foundation has received a four-year,...
The state of COVID-19 vaccines in California
In a December 8 news conference last year, then president-elect Joe Biden announced the administration’s now recognized goal of administering 100 million vaccines across the US in its first 100 days in office. While vaccine rollout seemed lackluster in the early weeks...
Quarantine’s impact on True Jackson’s young music and songwriting career
The COVID-19 quarantine could be said to have forced both the worst and the best of people. For many, they have struggled to find the motivation while working or attending school remotely. However, for some, quarantine has been a driving force for their creativity, as...