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While alternative music makes its return to mainstream media, DE’WAYNE continues to find new ways to set himself apart from other artists in the genre.
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“It is no longer a city where you can raise your kids”: How SoFi Stadium changed Inglewood
“The city of Inglewood sold out. Everything got expensive, you can’t even live here anymore,” said resident Alan Herrera.
Around 8,000 miles away, Indian American volunteers give back to their homeland through volunteer organization eVidyaloka.
At volunteer organization eVidyaloka, Indian Americans teach students from under-staffed schools in rural India through a virtual platform.
The best of both worlds; Sungjoo Yoon showcases the importance of the debate community through his writing
Sungjoo Yoon is able to find a balance between his two biggest passions and capture their essence by advocating for their importance.
Column: For the first time I was surrounded by hundreds of people who spoke my language
I had the opportunity to attend the 2022 Konkani Sammelan in San Jose, Calif. — these are the highlights of my trip.
From South Gate to Annenberg: Valeria Macias is committed to uplifting others through journalism
Macias will be a journalism major at the University of Southern California this fall.
Column: My first week of California State Summer School for Mathematics & Science
At UC Santa Cruz, COSMOS Cluster 5 — Video Games: The Design of Fun from Concept to Code—h as gotten off to a great start!
An interview with Ava Soh, the Singaporean teen whose initiative received support from President Zelenskyy
Meet 16-year-old Ava Soh, an entrepreneur and fashion designer from Singapore. Her business campaign was most notably backed by Ukrainian President Zelenskyy when he wore her design during a virtual speech to delegates at the Shangri-La Dialogue.
Meet the 2022 summer interns
HSI is hosting eight students for the 2022 summer internship.
Sriya Datla strives to be a voice for student mental health
During the pandemic, Sriya Datla said she took advantage of having more free time and utilized journalism as a platform for herself and her peers.