By: Andrea Morelos FSSA’s prom venue in Flushing Meadows Corona Park. As the weeks of rain and 40° weather come to an end in New York City, summer’s creeping up fast on the… Continue reading →

by Linden Runnels With his dazzling curly hair and charismatic personality, Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel seems to be a much needed breath of fresh air in the often stuffy and pretentious world of… Continue reading →

by Zoe Byszynski In my room, in my closet, on my shelf, in a box is my time capsule. I created it at the start of the pandemic and promised myself I wouldn’t… Continue reading →

By Danielle Levitin and Payton McHugh In the heart of New York City’s vibrant music scene, a three-member girl rock band has emerged, captivating audiences with their electrifying sound. The band, Drop Dead… Continue reading →

by Shua Alatriste Since January of this year, 10 states have instituted laws prohibiting individuals under 18 from accessing gender affirming care. For trans youth, physically transitioning has become a widespread controversy amongst… Continue reading →

by Freya Golden Nora Brown with her banjo in her Crown Heights home.  If you have ever passed senior vocalist Nora Brown in the hallway, you might have complimented her bright, stitched sweaters,… Continue reading →

by Lucy Karp A look into the thoughts of a so-called “die-hard Swiftie,” and her experience at the Taylor Swift Eras Tour “So make the friendship bracelets, Take the moment and taste it…”… Continue reading →

by Dylan Sherman Last year following the final performance of RENT, many in the audience were surprised when Frank Sinatra School of the Arts’ (FSSA) musical theater director, Dr. Cacciola Price (CP), announced the… Continue reading →

By Dylan Sherman         “It is easy to see the beginnings of things, and harder to see the ends.” – Joan Didion, Goodbye to All That.  We entered art school at fourteen, and though… Continue reading →

by Nathan McBride Locking bathrooms, ID checks and lack of accessibility. What do these topics all have in common? They were all expected to be addressed at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts’… Continue reading →