Far-reaching Latinx influence on modern-day California culture

Latinx artists at BHS use art to explore identity and expression

Four must-watch movies from Latinx actors and filmmakers

Jazz combos at BHS foster creativity, community, and challenge

Colossal movie flops of 2023

Hollywood shows innacurate depictions of high school life

‘Bottoms,’ a basic plot paired with campy, feel-good comedy

Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour inspires BHS staff and students

What was your relationship like with social media over the summer?

Smut in YA books: Explicit sexual content draws split reactions

Artist Spotlight: Kea Morshed

Controversial Met Gala theme spurs celebrity and fan outcry

Writers Guild fed up with low wages and AI

BHS first Beyond the Cut Film Fest makes a cinematic splash

‘Guardians of the Galaxy Volume. 3’ makes a splash in theaters

Artist Profile: Miles-Wang

Dance Production celebrates past, present

Divas: The double standard female celebrities experience

Four must-watch AAPI directed movies

Asian American cinema has flourished recently with films like “The Farewell,” “Minari,” and last year’s “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” But many classic Asian American films are now overlooked. This AAPI history month, here are four films rarely discussed but heavily representative of the experience of being Asian American.

Film photography thrives in Berkeley classrooms, communities

The evolution and history of Trashy books

Chess.com consumes BHS student body, gives new life to game

‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ relies on references, lacks plot

Outdated film and TV must opt for disclaimers over removal

Revival of promposal sparks competition

BHS film classes combat sexism in industry

​​African Diaspora dance class explores Black female identity

‘Cocaine Bear’ offers gore, lacks message

BHS students perform community stories in ‘Our Monologues’

‘I’m Not Broken’ author Jesse Leon presents at BHS library

The history and impact of sneaker culture

Lil Yachty abandons his SoundCloud roots in ‘Let’s Start Here’

Artist Spotlight: Ava Distasi

‘Last Of Us’ adds humanity and emotion to the zombie genre

'Uplifting, representing': Local Theaters attempt to diversify

Berkeley icon Faye Carol uses jazz to unify