Covid-19’s possible comeback
The recent resurgence of Covid-19 makes Californians wonder if dropping all Covid-19 precautions was a smart move.
Easing back into normalcy: LAUSD relaxes pandemic policies
Superintendent Carvalho recently made the decision to relax pandemic policies, and urged students with mild cold symptoms to show up to school.
Hurricane Hilary could hit Hollywood
The National Hurricane Center predicts heavy rain, strong winds, with a side of hurricane. Could school be cancelled? Hard to predict.
The ups and downs of being a screen-ager
Electronics have sapped away teenagers' energy, affecting their social life and mental health.
Highlighting history: AP African American Studies
The College Board's newly launched Advanced Placement course in African American Studies has sparked nationwide controversy.
Time is ticking for TikTok
The future of the social media app remains uncertain, as Congress has deemed it a national security threat.
How the Oscars fail to celebrate true exceptionalism
In an attempt to exempt themselves from inequality, award shows further prove their vanity and narrow-mindedness.
Strike leads to new contract
Overcoming numerous obstacles, SEIU Local 99 union members secure a wage increase and improved working conditions following a three-day work stoppage that shut down LAUSD.
Artificial cacophonies: the downbeat of AI-generated music
As AI voice-generation gains momentum, questions of authenticity and ethics echo in the music industry.
Repeating history? No, receding history
Eighth graders declining test scores might cause issues for them as incoming freshmen.
Tips for when it’s time to vote
Mia Ramirez gives a couple pointers to prepare new student voters.
Tips and tricks for AP exams
Rain Santos shares her study methods to ensure a good grade for AP Exams.