Ten Best Albums of the Decade as Dictated by a Generation Z(er) Sounds, rhythms, and melodies surround us daily. Whether it be from the singular white airpods that supply us with music or… Continue reading →

If New York City were to have a dating profile its bio would say: “Here to spice up your life depending on what happens. Normally busy with the millions of other people that… Continue reading →

If you told someone at the start of the decade where we are now, they probably wouldn’t believe you. The infiltration of social media, our political strides and setbacks, owning technology that resembles… Continue reading →

  In this Boomer-proclaimed “Internet Age,” we have seen a variety of trends come and go. But, then again, isn’t that what made the 2010’s unique? From internet hits such as Gangnam Style and Grumpy… Continue reading →

As the holiday times approach, the festive feeling is emerging within Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA). Students are getting into the holiday spirit with the film, dance, vocal, drama, and instrumental… Continue reading →

Somewhere in Queens there’s a theatre that got stuck in time. People walk past texting, posting and streaming, and yet it stays perfectly still, its elegant red carpets and basking neon lights a… Continue reading →

Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) is riddled with traditions, and each art studio can say they own at least one special production. For the drama department, they have many: Names that… Continue reading →

Gentrification Through the Eyes of Tompkins Square Park Old-Timers. On a serene, fall afternoon, long time locals of Tompkins Square Park in Manhattan’s Lower East Side witness gentrification in full effect.  Walking in… Continue reading →

  Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) won first place at the 16th Annual Baruch College Newsies awards for illustration in our school newspaper, The Bennett. The award was for Zelinette Estrada’s… Continue reading →