The Comeback of the Philly Curse- The Philadelphia 76ers and their Injuries
By Lily Kades | Apr. 10A quick recap of the 76ers season thus far.
A quick recap of the 76ers season thus far.
Razia’s relevance in today's world goes unnoticeable. Razia was the first queen of Delhi ever, the same way Indira Gandhi was the first woman to rule a democratic India. They had the courage to jump into an arena dominated by men and succeed.
Any given day, the three eyebrow-threading shops opened by partners Sadie Afreen and Harinder Kaur are bustling with happy customers. Through their hard work, an American Dream that once might have seemed improbable is coming true.
Driven by a desire to work directly with farmers, the couple sought a direct trade approach and set out to connect with the individuals behind the beans, to understand their stories and advocate for economic sustainability.
Every corner of Surrey thrums with the joyful energy of community. It’s a place where warmth and laughter intertwine, creating a welcoming embrace that makes you feel instantly at home.
Breakthrough of Greater Philadelphia is dedicated to increasing educational equity and diversity by providing educational experiences for underserved middle school students.
Military officials and nationalist groups use Facebook to promote violence against the Rohingya, constituting genocide.
The prevailing medical discourse is that prevention and early intervention are the best weapons in the medical arsenal— enter Genetic Screening.
If one celebrity knows how to capture the media, it is Taylor Swift. Besides being a lyrical genius, it is evident that Swift is a “mastermind” in many other ways.
Hola! Let’s dive into something that we are constantly confronted with as human beings: morals and ethics. You know, those invisible guides that shape the way we make decisions and interact with the world around us.
Greenwashing exists virtually everywhere: brand mission statements, fossil fuel companies, clothing companies, and even hotels, but the place where we are faced most with greenwashing every day is the grocery store aisle.
Despite its independence from Belgium more than 60 years ago, the Congo still faces rampant corruption and crises today.
How is stress virtually inescapable as a teenager in today's world?
Critics of hostile architecture believe that it is a symptom of a larger problem: the lack of affordable housing and social support for marginalized communities.
Students are not allowed to leave school without anyone on their emergency contact list coming to check them out in person, without any exception. This poses problems when no one is there to pick them up in person.
While initially a community-centric affair, the Mummers Parade has weathered a series of controversies that raise questions about its relevance in the 21st century.
Basic information on COPs and their origin plus results from COP 28 and what to make of them.
In a profit-driven and technology-focused world, creatives everywhere have found themselves uncertain of their futures as AI becomes a threat. How long do we have before that threat becomes exigent?
A youth-led organization that combats food insecurity is looking at the intersection of race, poverty, and malnutrition to increase access to food across the Philadelphia area.
How organizations across Philadelphia harness the power of the youth vote, and how you can help, too.
Censoring youth from speaking up about mass genocide sounds like a dystopian future, but that future isn’t as far as it seems. We are seeing it happen today in high schools all over Philadelphia.
