Greenwood Theater Is Resilient about the Fall Play
Storm damage won’t stop the show. With a ruined auditorium and a new director, Indiana's Greenwood High will take theater off-campus this fall.
Fine Arts
With AI, Art and Journalism Stray from Reality & Humanity
Beware the hand with 6 fingers, books or research articles that don't exist, and other AI hallucinations that go unchecked.
A ‘Ton of Progress’ for the Bullitt East Band Family
A mellophone player from Kentucky describes special moments in marching band, as well as the sense of pride and accomplishment in her band family.
Bands Camp Out for Music, Movement, Unity, & Pride
A Florida high school put their own spin on band camp, giving families an appreciation for the coordination, discipline, and practice required of marching band members.
More than just tutus and arias at the 2026 Oscars
Following a "horrified" response from dancers, we examine the Olympic-level training and high-tech future of the performing arts.
Movie review: Melania
From New York to Oregon, high school reviewers are panning the $75 million documentary as a "monotonous" political rebrand.
Rehearsal chaos breeds connection, mentorship
A decade-long hiatus ends at the Episcopal School as middle and upper schoolers find common ground through Dickensian drama.
Academy Awards and Hollywood’s political prominence
Students from New Jersey and Indiana take a close look at the movies and ceremony of this year's Academy Awards.
Spectacular Seussical sequel at Centennial
From a "Splash Zone" in the front rows to a moving duet in the middle of the house, we review the standout vocals and staging of Centennial's latest hit.
Mixtape mania: 54 years of rock ’n’ roll magic
From Prince’s purple reign to the soaring strings of The Chicks, 300 Sherwood students prove that the heart of Rock ’n’ Roll is beating louder than ever in Sandy Spring.