The mainstream news and media has finally caught up with the idea that overusing devices or certain apps is harmful to almost everyone, yet there is still much that the average person doesn't know about. This article seeks to provide information on phone addiction and also alternative activities and ideas for off-screen life.
In an era dominated by the 24-hour news cycle, political coverage is inescapable. From scrolling through TikTok to turning on the TV, teens today are constantly bombarded with stories about climate change, election coverage, mass shootings, and social injustices. While staying informed is important, this relentless and unforgiving exposure to often distressing news leaves many teens feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and burned out.
Although relatively unknown in the West, Japanese group Buck-Tik has had a sizeable impact on music and fashion in the alternative world.
An analysis of the Harris and Trump campaigns and what made them effective, highlighting youth opinions and reactions.
Ultimate Frisbee is a rapidly expanding sport that brings together people from all walks of life. What can we learn from this sport, its inclusive environment, and unusual rules? The history of the game is a fascinating story that most players today are not familiar with following Joel Silver in 1968. What is Ultimate Frisbee, who plays it, and why?
With Donald Trump officially being announced as the 47th President of the United States, project 2025 is being put into action. If it continues to gain power, it could seriously harm the freedoms we all take for granted, from the right to choose what we learn, to the ability to control our own bodies and the right to vote.
As consumers, do we let Euphoria consume us? The notable HBO series and its infamous characters spur a a series of questions about youth and their media. Do youth romanticize toxic love, friendship, or substance abuse because we’ve seen them on TV, or are we actually better able to recognize bad behavior because we’ve seen it on TV?
Central High School students Jaden Gillion and Amelia Hanes launched Mathematicians in the Making, a free tutoring program aimed at improving math skills, building confidence, and providing educational support to elementary school students in underserved communities.
Khadija Magjoubi, a Moroccan immigrant who immigrated just a few months ago, shares her fresh take on Philadelphia, uncovering its unique quirks and challenges.
After years of going unrecognized, squash finally lands on the Olympic stage for LA 2028, promising to elevate the sport's global influence.
Kanye West’s controversial remarks in 2022, including antisemitic comments and praise for Hitler, left many fans stunned. While he remains a celebrated figure in the music world, his shift toward hate has blurred the line between his art and harmful views.
Popular TikTok influencer Nara Smith’s homemaking videos ignite debate over race, religion, and satire.
Aizaz Gill, candidate for Pennsylvania's 172nd district, highlights the crucial role of state elections in shaping local policies that impact education, taxes, and community wellbeing.
Laurie Doan, a Philadelphia librarian, uses her research skills to help families reopen unsolved murder cases.
How has transportation affected the way we travel safely? Why is it essential? A personal expereinece with the faults of transportation.
An introduction to Jason Zhang, Green Carnation- a platform for students to share and critique queer media- and a review of Paris is Burning.
A quick recap of the 76ers season thus far.
The youth-led environmental justice movement, Sunrise, believes that Community Spaces is a key climate solution.
In an ever-changing society, the horror genre stands strong in its efforts to highlight what scares us most: the taboo.
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.
