If you are scrolling on social media, whether Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, or even Facebook, you might have already been trapped. Check your feed—you might be in an echo chamber.

Hi, I'm Justine! I'm a junior in high school, and a Features Editor for my school's publication, the "Talon." I love reading, ...

The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater has long captivated audiences with its powerful fusion of dance styles and cultural storytelling. Attending one of their performances at the Dorothy Chandler ...

The myth of the ‘criminal mind’ oversimplifies crime as a personal failing rather than a societal issue, ignoring the deep-rooted factors that drive criminal behavior.

Hi! I’m Kaitlyn Letien, a junior at JSerra Catholic High School. I’m an entrepreneur, author, and nonprofit founder ...

Malia Kunimura is an 8th grader at Saint Bonaventure. She enjoys, lacrosse, flag football, creative writing, sports media, ...

It was discovered in a 2018 Journal of Personality and Social Psychology study that individuals who embraced their negative emotions had lower depression and anxiety levels than individuals who ...

The methods and content of the Nazi propaganda mills didn’t die with the Third Reich. Instead, they live on in our social media feeds, propagating hatred in digital spaces.

Quincy is a sophomore at the Crossroads School for Arts and Sciences in Santa Monica, CA. He enjoys writing, journalism, ...

Researchers at UNC have identified a variety of neurological effects in relation to obsessive technology use. What are the implications of this research? Is the age of digital obsession changing ...

“Yellow is the color of spring and fragrant forsythia, like if the month of May was a rainbow hue.” Centennial High School junior Aditi Gunasekar explained. “Yellow to me has always been a color of ...

Harvard Kim is a sophomore at Crean Lutheran High School in the Business Cohort Program. He enjoys studying, reading, ...