When countless people had no choice but to rely on charity for toilet paper, we called it a public health crisis. So why is it normal for people to rely on food banks and nonprofits for pads and tampons? Los Angeles must move away from short-term solutions and begin...
Tetris vs. Blockblast. How do they benefit the players? How do these two connect?
Project Awaaz is a column by Aditi Ediga focused on mental health and culture.
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.
Student deserve to learn in a way that works best for them.
Dear high schooler, I’m a senior now, and as I wrap up my high school experience, here are some things I wish I could have known earlier.
Microplastics can start in the kitchen. Swap short-life wipes, liners and everyday packaging for biodegradable options and match them to real home or industrial compost routes.
Studying doesn’t have to mean late nights hunched over textbooks and endless cups of coffee. Find ways to glamorize their routines, turning focus sessions into mini-aesthetics that feel just as fun as they are productive. These hacks prove that hitting the books can be both fun and effective.
We love to blame our misfortunes on other people. This tendency becomes harmful for ourselves and those around us.
Recent court rulings continue to diminish the lawful freedom of speech for L.A. protesters, ensuring that U.S. military strength will be turned against civilians.
