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Seoul For Ukraine is a student-led initiative that provides humanitarian aid to the Ukrainian refugees at the Ukraine-Romania Border.
Features
Demystifying individual action: Part hoax, part plan
It’s time to up the fight against climate change.
Bowers Museum: Disney magic and Orange County history
Writer's note: The Bowers Museum gave writer, Brandon Nguyen and photographer, Kevin Doan free tickets. They paid an additional $10 each for access to the Disney exhibit. Legendary Disney artifacts include Dr. Strange’s “Eye...
Aurora and reFAIRe are the new innovative brands representing Virtual Enterprise
The brands are new opportunites for students to get involved.
Opinion: The complexities of the burnt out ‘gifted’ child
As college admission rates become increasingly low, the brain of the former gifted child believes biting off more than it can chew is the only way to go.
LAUSD school bus driver shortage leads to reduction in routes, longer rides
A bus driver shortage is impacting the operations of school districts nationwide. LAUSD bus drivers are working longer days and students are getting home later.
Column: Seeded memories of a-ma’s garden
In reminiscing about the golden memories of my childhood, I so clearly remember the moment I was first introduced to gardening. It was not through some revelation that completely changed how I see nature or some life-changing event that altered the course of my life,...
L.A. Times editor talks investigative reporting and feature writing with interns
L.A. Times city editor Hector Becerra shared reporting advice and his experience writing about his hometown of Boyle Heights with the High School Insider interns Friday. Through his reporting, he’s told distinctive stories such as “Remembering ‘the last Jewish man of...
Gerardo Hernandez aims to uplift his community through politics and journalism
At nine years old, Gerardo Hernandez was introduced to the world of politics. Since then, driven by an unrelenting desire to help his community, Hernandez has doubled down on his political aspirations. As he begins his college journey at Humboldt State University this...
Column: Let the summer begin
One day before the end of elementary school, on a carpet that smelled of leftover pizza and lint, my fifth-grade class reminisced on the nature of grade school and shared our summer plans. Sixth grade was on the horizon, after all, and everyone had ambitions to...