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The arts are being removed from society and public schools are a big reason why.
Opinion
Review: Visit L.A.’s coziest bookshops for a fall getaway
In fall’s great calling, grab a coffee or tea to discover the hidden gems of small bookstores and explore the unique, unforgettable experiences they have to offer.
Opinion: Murphy Ranch’s abandoned Nazi bunker reflects L.A.’s hidden past
The Murphy Ranch hiking area in West Los Angeles is filled with lush green foliage, fascinating lookout points and a running river. The trail leads to an astonishing hidden time capsule of the WWII era.
Opinion: Striking down affirmative action is nowhere close to addressing the real problem
The Supreme Court’s decision to revoke affirmative action only perpetuates America’s racial divisions.
Opinion: California’s high-speed rail project is a two-edged sword of progress and displacement
The Los Angeles-to-San Francisco high-speed rail project is a venture that has sparked fierce debate, captivating both politicians and citizens alike.
Editorial: The Female Flame: the significance of the color red to women
Opinion: Christmas’ invasion into November
As time has gone on, Christmas has increasingly taken over the month of November, pushing Thanksgiving to the side.
Opinion: How can we deal with our A.I-filled future?
The advancement of A.I could lead to the creation of new jobs at the expense of current jobs.
Opinion: To Senator Padilla on our border crisis
Urgent action is needed to address the ever-mounting crisis at the border.
The Clarissa inside all of us: A literary analysis of Virginia Woolf’s ‘Mrs. Dalloway’
Virginia Woolf proves that, even after 100 years, we still struggle to understand each other and accept ourselves.