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Producers Tom Hugh-Jones and Bill Markham of the newest Apple TV+ nature series Big Beasts talk reinventing the natural history series with HSI journalists.
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Referendum at Wellesley College reflects a growing pattern at women’s colleges
A referendum at Wellesley College, a historically women’s college, seeks to diversify the language to be more inclusive of transgender and nonbinary students.
Las Fotos Project empowers and connects youth through photography
As the LA community continuously fights gentrification, food insecurity, discrimination, and other issues, many teens struggle to fit in and find their voice. A nonprofit organization in Boyle Heights, Las Fotos Project,...
K-pop group NCT DREAM celebrates first North American tour
At the height of their inaugural international tour, K-pop group NCT DREAM speaks with young journalists in a virtual roundtable about what a world tour means for the group’s success — both present and future.
‘They’re like the best parts of humans’: Dr. Paula Kahumbu on elephant culture, conservation efforts and ‘The Secrets of Elephants’
Elephants have long been regarded as one of the most intelligent animals on planet Earth, but Dr. Paula Kahumbu said intelligence is just scratching the surface of the multitudes elephants contain.
‘The Crossover’: Where poetry meets basketball in new Disney+ series
Based on the award winning 2014 children’s book of the same name by author Kwame Alexander, “The Crossover” chronicles the lives of twin brothers Josh (Jalyn Hall) and Jordan (Amir O’Neil) Bell as they navigate through the challenges of high school, family and their shared love: basketball.
Column: Velvet tights, mini candy canes and the reason I study mall Santas
From customer brawls to secret security cameras, and break-ins to still not knowing a coworker’s name four months in, Kinda, Almost, No Longer Employed is a new column focused on discussing the nitty gritty of teen employment.
AP African American Studies receives harsh backlash despite current success
The new proposal for an AP African American Studies course is met with opposing beliefs from political officials.
Taste of Walnut showcases local businesses
Local eateries and live music lit up Suzanne Park in Walnut, Calif. on Saturday, March 25.
Checkmate: Chess fever has arrived at Culver City High School
The CCHS Chess Club has introduced a newfound popularity and interest in the intense game of chess, bringing elements of competition and togetherness among students.