There is no doubt that social media will be around for years to come, whether we like it or not.

“I feel like everyone has a thing they always go and write about to cope with things, and that's always what I go straight from are failed relationships.” 

My fingers reach to the end of my arm and grab the thin stretched-out hair elastic that sits on my wrist and begin to snap away at it. I can breathe again.

Even through the grief that was told by the masterful lyricism, Summer Salt displays sounds of the joy and gratitude of life.

A look into US college students’ point of views on the uprising of Chatbots in schools. 

Jesse Mueller’s interpretation of Jenna is painfully beautiful.

As soon as you step into the second floor exhibition space, where her artwork has been specially selected and placed along the walls, your heart may flutter for just a moment. 

One second you could feel like screaming at the top of your lungs out of anger and the next you could be smiling ear to ear.

By the Spring of 2023, all The Broadway League High School Programs will be back in person.

Three ballot proposals aim to make New York City more equitable. Not everyone agrees with them.

For many students, the classroom is the only place they have the opportunity to learn about safe sex and obtain a better understanding of their bodies.

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As years have gone by and social media has grown, we have seen an enemy of social media emerge; something now commonly known as cancel culture.

Modern media's rise in American politics has led to a greater divide in the country.