Photos, sculptures, paintings, drawings, self portraits, prints, collages, and digital media are some of just a few ways people make art. In our San Marcos community, much of this art goes undetected making...

The Boston Celtics, New York Yankees, and now our very own Royal Knights. What these three groups now have in common is a 3-peat (getting first place three consecutive times). This feat was recently...

Alex Garland has written a tense, frightening, and raw look at what many believe a national conflict in the U.S. could look like. In the linear journey of the film's main characters, they come across,...

On April 19, 2024, at around 2:00 am Taylor Swift would surprise her army of Swifties, releasing a 31-song “double album” that was originally supposed to contain just 16 tracks. Millions around...

For a character to truly come to life in a production such as Singin’ in the Rain, an actor works for months to learn their lines, rehearse their interactions with other characters, and to distinguish...

During the school day, San Marcos High School is home to roughly 2,000 students. But once night falls and the stage curtain rises, a select few of these 2,000 Royals are able to convincingly transform...

Since 1924, the Granada Theater has entertained the audiences of Santa Barbara with spectacular venues ranging from ballets and classical plays to “Weird Al” Yankovic and Blue Öyster Cult. To mark...

Jazz band and director Michael Kiyoi gather post-competition holding their well earned awards. When one walks inside of the band room on campus, it's hard not to notice the presence of awards. The overhanging...

On April 12 San Marcos choir department is putting on their yearly Pop Song Marathon. This year the theme is ‘Fantasy,’ which is the inspiration for the name of the show this year, “Once Upon a Pop.” The...

Our school’s Book Club meets the first Thursday of every month, in room I-7. During these meetings, the members will discuss the past book that they read, debating their favorite parts and others...

Feel the rhythm as the Jazz Band is having their first performance of the year this Saturday, March 2, at the Dos Pueblos Jazz Fest. Hosted inside Dos Pueblos High School’s auditorium, jazz bands...

For two days in a row, our library sounded like a microwave heating up a bag of popcorn. Snaps echoed against the books on the walls as students shared their poems in the 2024 Poetry Slam to an audience...