She’s My Mother, Not a Criminal!
By Anonymous Do you ever wonder what it will be like to be far away from your mother? While you …
The Genocide of the Rohingya Muslims
Rohingya Muslims continue to flee their home. Recently, also due to the violent breakouts in Myanmar, many Rohingya Muslims fled to Bangladesh. As of April 26, 693,000 crossed the border into a part of Bangladesh called Cox’s Bazar, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, or OCHA.
History Of Horror Movies
Horror movies have been a part of history since before movies had sound. It all started in the late 1800’s …
Pray for The Wicked Album
By Gabriel Cruz, Class of 2019 Pray for the Wicked is the sixth album by alternative rock band, Panic! At …
What about #Me too?
The #MeToo movement was first started with a tweet by actress, producer and singer Alyssa Milano to help women who …
Why I Disagree with Colin Kaepernick!
By Tatyanna West, Class of 2020 Colin Kaepernick, a former professional NFL quarterback from San Francisco, 49ers has been in …
The Education of Margot Sanchez
Lilliam Rivera the author of The Education Of Margot Sanchez visited the High School for Media and Communications in March, …
Peace In the Streets
The United Nations visited the George Washington Educational Campus to begin their “Peace In The Streets Global Film Festival” in …
Opioid Epidemic On the Rise
Did you know that 91 Americans die from overdose everyday? Which is 33,215 people every year and 531,440 people over …
The Arts That Will Change the Heights
The NYCDOE Community School District 6 office presented the 4th Annual UNITED @ THE PALACE arts showcase at the United …
Black Panther
By Angel Fernandez, Class of 2020 Black Panther (2018) After Boseman’s film debut in Captain America (2016), Black Panther …
Cooper Union FREE Saturday Arts Program
My name is Tenisha-Terry Moultrie and for three years, freshman to junior year, I have been taking a Saturday arts …
The Power of the People
“I might be just one person but I think just one person participating makes a difference.” This is the power …
Media’s Inaugural Poetry Slam
On Friday May 18th, the High School for Media and Communications had their first Poetry Slam during 9th and 10th …
All American Boys
All American Boys By Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely Published on September 29, 2015 Published by Simon & Schuster …
Fallback Plans
By: Tatyanna West, Class of 2020 Are you an athlete at the George Washington Educational Campus? If so, this is …
Media Rises
By Shanita Baker, Class of 2019 Photographs by Brandon Nixon, Class of 2018 The High School for Media and Communications, …
Lucinda Martinez Returns Home
By Camille Shields, Class of 2018 On November 13, 2017, High School for Media and Communications was visited by former …
