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In an activity traditionally dominated by the wealthy and elite, high school students of marginalized backgrounds are changing the game.
Burbank High School
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.
Opinion: Billionaire philanthropy is a smokescreen for injustice. Don’t buy into it
Earlier this year, the Associated Press revealed that the single largest charitable donation made in 2020 was from former Amazon CEO and founder...
Opinion: In defense of Gavin Newsom
The numbers are out, the stage is set, and the ballots are soon to be cast. The 2021 California gubernatorial recall election is just over a month...
Opinion: The mainstream media has an antiquated view on POC homeownership
In difficult times not unlike the ones we face today, it often seems any change might be preferable to the way things are. But too often in this...
Victory and March for Justice — a week for Armenians around the world
April has always been a special month for Armenians around the world, mostly known as a month of remembrance and grievance, due to April 24 —...
National High School Walkout: Burbank High School
On March 14, 2018, one month after the Parkland, Florida high school shooting, Burbank High School participated in the National High School Walkout...
Homelessness in Los Angeles
Today as I was driving to work, a homeless man standing by a freeway exit in Glendale, Calif. caught my eye. As a observed the situation, I...
Opinion: Are schools killing creativity?
Almost 13 years being a student in today's school system, mere memories from elementary schools have become a blur to me. Remembering times...