“Prehistoric Planet” follows mammals fighting to survive in a shifting climate, from the freezing time of the Ice Age, to global temperatures rising.
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Los Angeles youth celebrate creativity and expression at Inner-City Arts
At nonprofit Inner-City Arts, students find community and an artistic outlet.
Beyond the medal: Hyang Soon Seo’s journey from Olympic athlete to award-winning coach
Although winning an Olympic gold medal in archery was one of the defining moments of her life, as it was the start of South Korea’s global reputation in archery, Hyang Soon Seo’s influence in the sport didn’t end there. Today, she shapes the future of young archers as...
Meet the 2025 summer interns
HSI is hosting eight students for the 2025 summer internship.
Saratoga High ‘almost-alumnus,’ Mike Young, proves there are many pathways to success
From high school dropout to selling his own landscaping business, Michael Young never got his high school diploma, but found his calling.
Student-led nonprofit aims to build community for people affected by cancer
With personal experience dealing with loss from cancer, Shreya Vetulapalli founded Cancel. Cancer. Culture. Her nonprofit operates with the hope to offer comfort for those with cancer.
Message to my next president: What students want to see in the new presidency
On Inauguration Day, students share their thoughts on what issues need to be addressed under President Trump’s administration.
L.A. Wildfires: Resources for people seeking shelter and support
Column: A shot childhood: A memoir from a student in Ukraine
We will never forgive what Russia has done on Ukrainian lands. We will never forget that the occupiers shelled nuclear power plants, exposing not only Ukrainians, but the whole world to incredible danger; that they shamelessly poured mud on our state, its right to exist and the right to life of the Ukrainian people; mass killings of civilians in Buchi; at least 182 destroyed educational institutions, 570 damaged health care facilities, 18,000 infrastructure facilities, 651 completely destroyed residential buildings and 3,760 damaged ones, and this is all only in the first six months of the war.
Sustainable success: The Armenian immigrant-owned businesses of Sky Solar Pro and Berg Construction
The inspiring story of Armenian immigrant-owned businesses, Sky Solar Pro and Berg Construction, in Burbank, California. Together, they contribute to the local community through innovative sustainable solutions and immigrant entrepreneurship.