Goodbye to All That: Leaving a New York City Art School
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 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
By Andrea Morelos The 1st of August of 2022 marked the official commencement of the college application season for the graduating class of ‘23. As the Common Application launched, students were finally given… Continue reading
created by Kailee Ortiz Sinatra Underground: Episode 2 In this segment, I talked to several independent student singers, band members and producers at Frank Sinatra School of The Arts (FSSA) who are creating… Continue reading
by Freya Golden According to a recent study, published in the medical journal BMJ it’s estimated that 0.67–1.35 billion adolescents and young adults worldwide could be at risk of hearing loss from exposure… Continue reading
by Payton McHugh and Julia Berman How well do you know your peers, friends, and neighbors? What about a stranger you pass in the street, or your favorite teacher? When you’re looking for… Continue reading
created by Kailee Ortiz Sinatra Underground: Episode 1, I talk to independent student singers, band members and producers at Frank Sinatra School of The Arts (FSSA) who are creating and producing music on… Continue reading
By Nicolas Rimalovski and Linden Runnels Astoria, Queens is one of the most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in the United States. That diversity is reflected in its incredibly varied food scene. Astoria is recognized… Continue reading
By Lucy Karp For those who decide to commit to college a celebration of their acceptance is inevitable: Flowers from neighbors, balloons from grandparents and bed parties? Bed parties are a new phenomenon… Continue reading
by Danielle Levitin Short bleach blonde hair bouncing as she walks, her colorful extravagant layered outfits standing out in the dull Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) hallways. She scrolls chronically through… Continue reading