Art therapy can be a powerful tool to improve the lives of those with dementia and Alzheimer’s through a creative and simple outlet.
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Tethered for good: How senate bill 45 aims to rein in plastic waste
SB 45: California’s cap on plastic pollution As summer approaches, people will head to beaches, team practices and games will be held in mid-day heat, and friends and family will gather for 4th of July BBQ celebrations. At each event, a cool refreshing beverage is...
Column: A virtual student’s experience with California history day
More than a thousand students from across California gathered in Sacramento from May 2 through May 4 to showcase months of extensive historical research and analysis at...
Column: On approaches to education
The goal of education should be to instruct a child on a wide range of disciplines so that they can decide what profession they want to practice and pursue in their life. This process will lead to a life full of higher satisfaction and pleasures brought by their...
Opinion: Is community college now more beneficial than a traditional 4 yr university?
With the rise of people choosing to continue their education even after high school, the question of whether community college or university is more worth it also grows.
Opinion: A Crisis of Trust in the Information Age
In an age of rampant misinformation and disinformation, media literacy is the strongest defense against polarization and erosion of trust.
Opinion: From sweet success to bitter reality: OCSA’s funding crisis
The reality behind OCSA’s reputation from the perspective of an OCSA student.
Opinion: Education is a right, has America done enough to make it one?
Higher education promises greater opportunities, but for many students, college feels more like a privilege than a right.
Opinion: Locked out of the library: How book bans deprive young Americans
When the school librarian told me that “To Kill a Mockingbird” was deemed too unsafe for 6th graders at my middle school, I apologized, closed the book, and did not dare touch it again for another two years.
Breaking down the value of the A-G courses
California strongly encourages completing the A-G requirements along with the mandatory high school graduation requirements before going to college. Are these classes what will best prepare students for life after graduation?