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.
After years of going unrecognized, squash finally lands on the Olympic stage for LA 2028, promising to elevate the sport's global influence.
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.
The youth-led environmental justice movement, Sunrise, believes that Community Spaces is a key climate solution.
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.
Military officials and nationalist groups use Facebook to promote violence against the Rohingya, constituting genocide.
Despite its independence from Belgium more than 60 years ago, the Congo still faces rampant corruption and crises today.
Basic information on COPs and their origin plus results from COP 28 and what to make of them.
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.
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.
Characterized by the rapid production of inexpensive, trendy garments, fast fashion has led to alarming amounts of textile waste, becoming a pervasive issue in the global clothing industry. Could invasive plants be the solution to revolutionize the industry?
