On Inauguration Day, students share their thoughts on what issues need to be addressed under President Trump’s administration.
On Inauguration Day, students share their thoughts on what issues need to be addressed under President Trump’s administration.
We will never forgive what Russia has done on Ukrainian lands. We will never forget that the occupiers shelled nuclear power plants, exposing not only Ukrainians, but the whole world to incredible danger; that they shamelessly poured mud on our state, its right to exist and the right to life of the Ukrainian people; mass killings of civilians in Buchi; at least 182 destroyed educational institutions, 570 damaged health care facilities, 18,000 infrastructure facilities, 651 completely destroyed residential buildings and 3,760 damaged ones, and this is all only in the first six months of the war.
The inspiring story of Armenian immigrant-owned businesses, Sky Solar Pro and Berg Construction, in Burbank, California. Together, they contribute to the local community through innovative sustainable solutions and immigrant entrepreneurship.
Memorial Assistance Ministries, a Houston-based nonprofit dedicated to offer education and employment assistance, is run by a group of compassionate workers.
Damaged by COVID-19 and heavy workloads, the number of Chinese restaurants in Jackson Heights has declined due to a lack of successors.
The corporate world is witnessing a growing number of female CEOs who are challenging traditional gender roles and driving positive change in the business sector.
This school year, be a student leader with HSI. Apply by September 2.
Flag football, once seen as just a safer alternative to its tackle counterpart, is well on its way to becoming a popular sport sensation in its own right thanks to its accessibility, addictive action and plans for an eye-opening introduction as an Olympic sport in the 2028 Los Angeles games.
While LAUSD pushes for a complete cellphone ban in classrooms, students fight back, understanding the mass changes that will need to happen for the ban to be effective.