Discarded electronics are piling up across West Africa, forcing families to choose between survival and toxic exposure. This article explores the hidden human cost behind the world’s fastest-growing waste stream.
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Bridging Generations through Golden Connections Club at Orange Crescent School
Through Golden Connections, students at Orange Crescent School are building relationships with older adults, creating space for conversations that bridge generations and perspectives.
Column: Harvard Westlake’s Dance Concert sends audience ‘Away’ on an imaginative journey
The Harvard-Westlake Upper School Dance Program brought its annual dance concert to life on March 6 and 7.
Students competed and connected over a love for STEM at the LADWP Regional Science Bowl Competition
The 34th Annual Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Regional Science Bowl academic competition was held Feb. 21. North Hollywood Senior High School Team A took home first place.
Review: The fig tree is the best analogy for the indecisive
Don’t let your figs rot. Make sure to pick them and try them.
Redondo Union High School students walk out to protest ICE
RUHS students walked out of school Friday morning to protest ICE raids and the killings of Alex Pretti, Renee Good and Keith Porter by federal officers.
Review: ‘Les Misérables’ brings revolution to life through song at the Pantages
The North American tour of “Les Misérables” returns to Hollywood with iconic songs, powerful storytelling, and a stage filled with emotion.
Opinion: Stop telling teenagers to ‘find their passion’
Passion develops through curiosity and experimentation, not certainty. Instead of asking teens to have it all figured out, we should encourage them to explore what interests them now and allow space for change.
Column: How I wrote a book at 16 and found my voice along the way
At 16, I turned a simple idea into my debut book “Bows and Ties” proof that passion doesn’t wait for permission.
The link between alcoholism and cancer
According to Keck Medicine of USC, 1 in 10 Americans ages 12 and over are struggling with alcoholism, and rates of heavy alcohol use have increased by 20% from 2018 to 2020. These are not just numbers, this represents a public health issue. But the impact goes well...