McKenna Christy, Contributing Writer, Columbus OH
September 30, 2020
You’re a unique individual. If you can agree with that, I will get more specific. You’re an individual whose needs for proper bodily function differ from those of your best friend or the...
Sophia Robertson, Digital Media Editor/Contributing Writer, Greensboro NC
September 2, 2020
Sitting on the stairs in tears while my mom and I argued about food (prior to this I had stabbed at my food, claiming that I hate it and hate all other foods), I heard her say something that really made...
Adriana James-Rodil, Contributing Writer, Tampa FL
July 25, 2020
One wrong step or hit, and the life of a teen athlete turns upside down. A study titled “Sport injuries in adolescents” examines 4,468 injuries in adolescents (ages 10 to 19) — 66.97% of which were...
BODY DYSMORPHIA IN TEENAGERS: IT’S NOT WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE, LITERALLY.
July 8, 2020
Modern Culture Discriminates Against Certain Populations with Eating Disorders
June 21, 2020
Injury Prevention for High School Athletes
June 16, 2020
Nhi (Nina) Tran, Mental Health Editor/Contributing Writer, Mayer AZ
October 4, 2020
The World Right Now With everything that is going on, specifically the enduring pandemic, it is not always easy to stay optimistic despite your life situation and previous...
Kenna Berends, Poet and Contributing Writer, Osseo MN
August 30, 2020
the storm first comes my lightning that strikes the fear in me flashing in the sky anxiety beating me then comes my thunder the rise of it all when all my emotions...
Arjun Patel, Editor-in-Chief, Fullerton CA
August 4, 2020
One of the emerging activists for teen health, Tali Rosen is currently a rising senior at Beacon High School in New York. On May 7, 2020, she published the article “There...
So, You Want to Stop Hating Your Body
July 23, 2020
When you look at yourself in the mirror, do you love what you see? If yes, congratulations! If no, don’t worry, you’re not alone. According to a study report, 53% of thirteen-year-old girls in America...
July 3, 2020
Many of us have dealt with depression in ways we tend not to talk about. It feels as if you are being attacked by someone, but that someone is the person you want or used to be. This person entangles...
“The Things They Carried” Parody – Anxiety
July 1, 2020
The things I carry make me worried and fearful. I hold a weight which is perched upon my shoulders. I don’t truly know how much this weight weighs but it feels as if it is over a ton. I ask my friends....
Adriana James-Rodil, Contributing Writer, Tampa FL
September 27, 2020
Wednesday, Sep. 30, is the final day to fill out the Census. However, Pew Research Center found that 4 out of 10 individuals living in the U.S. who have yet to complete the Census said they would...
Marwa Chohan, Contributing Writer, Albuquerque NM
July 11, 2020
My fascination with the criminal justice system began in middle school when I first delved into the world of true crime media. Through podcasts, articles, and documentaries, I became a fanatic and, quite...
Anjali Krishna, Contributing Writer, Dallas TX
July 11, 2020
As racial data for COVID-19 testing grows, it’s become clear that people of color are most often affected by coronavirus. African Americans account for 13.4% of the American population but counties with...
How Has the U.S. Federal Government Impact an Individual’s COVID-19 Healthcare?
July 10, 2020
Healthcare After COVID-19: What will it look like?
May 3, 2020
On the Reservation: COVID-19 and Navajo Nation
April 22, 2020
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Nina Kini, Public Health Editor/Contributing Writer, Placentia CA
August 3, 2020 • No Comments
Schooling in America- The Race to Reopen Grade school is one of the most commonly shared experiences of Americans of all ages, across the country. For most children, schooling- whether it be public, private, online, or at home - begins just after learning...
Marwa Chohan, Contributing Writer, Albuquerque NM
July 23, 2020 • No Comments
Harvard University’s director of admissions recently announced a temporary test-optional policy for the class of 2021. Following this announcement, all Ivy League universities and other selective colleges such as Northwestern University have adopted similar...
Tanya Vidhun, Science Editor/Contributing Writer, Yorba Linda CA
July 11, 2020 • No Comments
With the Covid 19 pandemic growing at an incredible rate to over 7 million cases, the race for the ideal vaccine our world longs for is the fastest endeavor the scientific community has ever seen. What is a vaccine and why do we need it? A vaccine...
Marwa Chohan, Contributing Writer, Albuquerque NM
July 11, 2020 • No Comments
My fascination with the criminal justice system began in middle school when I first delved into the world of true crime media. Through podcasts, articles, and documentaries, I became a fanatic and, quite frankly, I still am one. However, it wasn’t long before...
Anjali Krishna, Contributing Writer, Dallas TX
July 11, 2020 • No Comments
As racial data for COVID-19 testing grows, it’s become clear that people of color are most often affected by coronavirus. African Americans account for 13.4% of the American population but counties with higher concentrations of blacks make up half of coronavirus...
Knowing a Mask: Inside and Out
May 19, 2020
Before understanding the safety that masks provide us with, let’s first crack...
May 7, 2020
they say life isn’t fair and sure it isn’t but this just doesn’t seem...
How to Change your Mindset About Quarantine #AloneTogether
April 30, 2020
Are you staying at home and feeling down that you can’t go anywhere? You’re...