When a song lifts your spirits, it’s not just in your head. It’s a powerful biological response between your brain and body.
Column: The evolution of high school friendships
Making new friends and forging new paths is part of experiencing high school.
How thrifting continues to rise in popularity
Secondhand shopping began as an economic alternative, but has transformed into a cultural activity, especially popular among young people.
How Netflix rewrote the script of the Korean Drama Industry
The balance of power in the Korean drama industry has shifted toward Netflix and explores the industry’s sustainability for the people creating the dramas.
MBUSD’s International Day unites community to celebrate cultural diversity
A local Manhattan Beach event showcased various cultures through traditional foods.
The Fabric of Life: A South Asian boutique sells traditional bridal wear to all of New England
Just off Broadway and 74th street, Nasreen Rahmans’s South Asian boutique Pashmina sells traditional bridal wear to all of New England.
How Mexico City’s ancient lakebed shapes the World Cup around Estadio Azteca
Beneath the excitement of the 2026 World Cup, Mexico City’s ancient lakebed continues to shape daily life. Around Estadio Azteca, sinking ground and earthquake risks affect the roads, rail lines and infrastructure fans rely on.
When AI looks at skin, does it see everyone?
Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, but questions remain about whether these technologies work equally for everyone. As AI becomes more common in dermatology, researchers discover limited representation in medical datasets causing racial gaps in diagnosis accuracy. This article explores how biased data affects healthcare AI and why increased diversity in the field is essential.
More than a smile: The changing landscape of orthodontic care
As patients seek affordable orthodontic care, they could be compromising their health with direct-to-consumer care that promises convenience and lower costs.
Some local community colleges offer mental health services to dual-enrolled high school students
Some local community colleges offer accessible and cost-friendly mental health services to high school students, addressing academic and emotional stress.