From the boardroom to the debate stage, women in power navigate a fashion minefield where every outfit is judged and every choice is a statement. After all, when every detail is political, can what they wear ever just be clothes?
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Opinion: It’s impossible to predict March Madness
Everyone loves to debate and predict who will win each game during March Madness, but you’re most likely never going to guess them all right.
Column: The illusion of control: Why we cling to superstitions
A look into why teens rely on rituals: wishes, lucky charms, knocking on wood and how these small habits help us cope with uncertainty.
Column: The roots of Rush
Music becomes a way to keep history alive and remind us that our stories matter.
Opinion: Digital divide in the age of AI
The digital divide creates a pattern of exclusion from technology fields, which blocks the ability for young people to achieve economic independence and social advancement. The empowerment of young students through technology education can create better economic opportunities and social equality.
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.
Opinion: Swipe right on facts not myths: Social media’s health misinformation craze
With the widespread nature of social media, misinformation has been spreading like wildfire, causing detrimental impacts. Read more to learn some tips to stay safe.
Opinion: LA Is Losing Its Storytelling Restaurants, and Gen Z Should Fight to Save Them
Los Angeles is losing the family-run restaurants that carry its cultural stories. If Gen Z wants to protect the city’s identity, we need to support the places that keep those traditions alive.
Column: The versions of me the world created
A reflection on the quiet ways teens shape-shift to fit expectations—and what it means to slowly return to who we really are.
Opinion: The war on reporting: Cancel culture
Explore how cancel-culture has impacted journalists, and how to play your part in this war on reporting.