The Drumbeat to Open L.A. Schools Is Getting Louder. Here’s When and How That Will Happen
Superintendent Austin Beutner talks about infection rates, health protocols, and his 60-day goal
How UCLA Students Fought for—and Won—the Right to Shape Westwood’s Future
Long alienated from the neighborhood advisory process, students and allies have affordable housing in their sights
LAUSD Will Receive Enough Vaccine for All Elementary School Teachers and Staff by Next Week
The allotment of 25,000 doses could speed the return of in-person instruction
Inside the Cutthroat Rivalry Between Two of L.A.’s Elite Preschools
Money. Gossip. Ambition. When the cofounders of Santa Monica’s Cassidy Preschool left to start a new school, things got ugly fast
Inside the South L.A. High School That’s Giving the Doctors of Tomorrow a Head Start
Meet some of the students getting a top-grade medical education at King/Drew Magnet High School in Willowbrook
LAUSD Expects to Resume Some In-Person Instruction Next Week
Superintendent Beutner says “a more complete reopening of schools” is slated for April 9
How USC Became the Most Scandal-Plagued Campus in America
Once known as the University of Spoiled Children, USC has had a hard time growing up
Elite Prep Schools in L.A. and Across the U.S. Are Brazenly Inflating Grades
Before the college admissions scandal made headlines, some top schools were pressuring teachers to give students an edge by boosting their GPAs
Why ArtCenter’s Auto Design Program Is One of the Most Influential on the Planet
The modern Mini, the original Ford Taurus, and the Ferrari F430 are just a few of the iconic cars styled by ArtCenter talent
The Daughters Lori Loughlin Allegedly Committed Fraud for Would Rather Be Influencers Than Students Anyway
Knowledge is power–just not as much power as 1.9 million YouTube followers