It can be difficult to get students interested in literature and writing, especially today. However, English and Journalism teacher Cynthia Mindicino manages to inspire students to start writing year after...

Few questions feel as universal or as daunting as the one every student is inevitably asked: What do you want to be when you grow up? However, as college applications loom in the not-so-distant future,...

Generation Z, commonly known as Gen Z, started around Y2K and was the first generation to grow up surrounded by screens and other technology.  As such, this generation’s widespread use of hand phones...

When you walk into the Chinese classroom the first thing that catches your eye isn’t the whiteboard or the rows of desks. It’s a corner alive with color and possibility. Shelves stacked with Chinese...

In an age where everyone’s glued to their phones, computer games somehow continue to be a staple of everyday school life. Whether it’s a quick break during lunch or something to pass the final minutes...

Step back into the Upside Down for Stranger Things Season Five! As a series that debuted ten years ago, it has reached massive levels of popularity, and has earned many accolades for its impressive storytelling: ...

Each day, students step into Amy Byrne’s French classroom and enter a space filled with learning and consistency where students from many grade levels come together to focus on communication, French...

In the long months of Fall and Winter, some feel bored or lonely. However, there is one place on the hill that provides a community for many. Located in Rolling Hills, the South Coast Botanic Garden holds...

Across the globe, thrifting and reusing old clothes has seen a sudden surge in popularity.  From the many thrift shops across California, to the flea markets in London, second hand fashion has become...