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By Lola Black The transition from high school to college can be overwhelming. Leaving behind hometown comforts, family, and friends to...
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Aug 263 min
Resilient voices: Bangladeshi students lead the charge for change
By Samantha Quinones As students, we usually wonder what difference we can truly make in the world. At lot of the time, we are told we...
Aug 262 min
The Navalny protests and Russias fight for freedom
By Aadit Garg As of late, there has been little media coverage on Russia, a far cry from the extensive 2022-2023 reporting on Russia’s...
May 314 min
After Four Years and Seven Million Deaths, Society has Finally Started Valuing Mental Health: Let’s Keep the Conversation Going
By Aadit Garg Over four years and seven million deaths later, it seems that the world has finally begun to recover from COVID-19. Yet,...
May 312 min
Summer Safety Tips: Enjoying the sun, with no hospital runs
By Caroline Percival For the vast majority of kids, the word “summer” is nearly equivalent to the word “freedom”. It is a season dreamt...
Apr 212 min
Indigenous Farming Wisdom: The Art of Intercropping
By Divya Beeram This Earth Day, we reflect on a key aspect of our lives that can either save or harm our planet: Agriculture. Agriculture...
Apr 152 min
Saving you from the IRS: Taxes broken down
By Samantha Quinones It’s Tax Day and everyone’s freaking out. Ok, maybe that’s a bit melodramatic, but taxes can be scary, especially if...
Mar 313 min
Breaking the ice: A deeper look into how the media misrepresents women
By Maya Ravishankar The media is a lot of things to a lot of people. A source of daily news, new opinion pieces that change our...
Mar 295 min
We don't hate men: Feminism debunked
By Samantha Quinones Happy Women’s History Month! What better way to celebrate than to understand exactly how feminism came to be, and...
Mar 172 min
The Legacy of Sirimavo Bandaranaike: Paving the Way for Women in Politics
By Divya Beeram Sirimavo Bandaranaike: trailblazer, visionary, luminary. Sirimavo Bandaranaike, born in 1916 in Ratnapura, Ceylon (now...
Feb 293 min
The African American Community and Mistrust Within Healthcare
By Iza Piatkowski As Black History Month comes to a close, The Youth Press wants to highlight an important issue that continues to impact...
Feb 293 min
Adulting 101: Doctors Appointments and Health Insurance
By Samantha Quinones If there’s one thing Gen Z hates more than the patriarchy, it’s calling to make a doctor’s appointment. Luckily, we...
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