As much as the world wants to believe that the worst has passed, the coronavirus is very much still an issue and poses a threat to thousands of businesses. Businesses in New York… Continue reading →

While the class of 2021 is busy sending in their college applications, some students are sending in their music applications for music programs. Musicians more than ever are grinding on their music skills… Continue reading →

BROOKLYN — Anaya Lumsden, age 17, wakes up groggy, and exhausted at 9:52am for her third period English class. She’s backed up on classwork and has completely lost her energy for the whole… Continue reading →

The members of the  Frank Sinatra School of the Arts’ (FSSA) Key Club recently gathered through a Zzoom call for an interview to discuss current events, their achievements, and the near future of… Continue reading →

Philip Provilus, professionally known as Yung Phily, is a 17-year-old Brooklyn-based photographer who captures his appreciation of living in New York City through his photoshoots with friends or acquaintances he connects with through… Continue reading →

While it looks like NYC restaurants are on the verge of closing for indoor dining once again, on March 15, 2020, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced all restaurants and bars to be shut… Continue reading →

Many students believe that art majors at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) have it easy during the pandemic because unlike all of the other majors, it does not require a lot… Continue reading →

As the world shut down because of the Coronavirus, we experienced generational shifts between how the Millennials and Gen Z reacted to the world’s pandemic and their individual experiences facing this deadly virus.… Continue reading →