OPINION
COP28 and Why It Matters
By Lily Jensen | Feb. 1, 2024Basic information on COPs and their origin plus results from COP 28 and what to make of them.
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.
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.
Addressing the origins and presence of the Opioid Epidemic within our midst.
Social media might make us more knowledgeable—but what impact does it have on our ability to be empathetic to those around us?
Creative ways to give sustainable and meaningful gifts for all of your friends and family!
For generations, it's been a tradition to find a new young female entertainer to relentlessly criticize. It's time we learn from their stories.
Youtubers are doing walk-throughs and videos and live streams of Kensington, using addiction for profit.
As Halloweens come and go, less and less trick-or-treaters fill the streets of the more suburuban Philadelphia neighborhoods. Where have they gone?
Growing up as an introvert, I’ve faced endless challenges. Now, I know the root cause: the Extrovert Ideal.
The constant debate of whether youth deserve a full comprehensive sex education curriculum has gone on too long.
How the suppression of the Chinese language has led to its decline over the generations, and its comeback in the youth of modern Indonesia.
The Philadelphia Community Fridge Movement fights hunger and food waste with accessible, inslucive fridges, supported by dedicated community members.
Meet LilyPad, a floating community garden that could be the solution to food insecurity in Philadelphia.
Over 50,000+ people gathered in the streets in New York City on Sunday Spetember 17th. The March to End Fossil Fuels was the biggest climate action in the United States post-pandemic. Reflections from a student perspective about the March and what comes next.
After months of picketing and deliberation the Writers Guild of America has finally come to a decsion in the Writers Strike. This momunmental win for the labor movement helps sets the stage for a hopeful solution to SAG-AFTRA strike.
From Tetris to Cupcake 2048, Chess is now the newest popular browser game among students.
Both the metaphorical and physical divide between students at Science Leadership Academy and Ben Franklin High School has impacted students significantly, creating more tension between the student bodies. Students want to create a community together but aren't so sure how to do it.
The relationship between mothers and daughters is complicated and complex, and our society's expectations shapes these relationships greatly.