How to Beat the American Stereotype on Your Paris Vacation
By Juliette Vidrine Photo by Juliette Vidrine A Parisian wardrobe is “a capsule wardrobe suitable for any time, place, or occasion, made up of timeless
Dracula: No Role Is Small on a Big Stage
By Carrie Crockett Photo by Ford Miller At the age of 10, my dreams of being the next Nadia Comaneci in gymnastics career ended abruptly
France’s Wildfire Crisis: From Perpignan to Fountainebleau
` By Samuel Fallon-Mokhiber Photo by Samuel Fallon-Mokhiber This summer, wildfires in France swept across the countryside, burning nearly 100,000 hectares
Where Do You Shop for Back-to-School Clothes?
By Ja’Nala Horton Photo by Ja’Nala Horton New school year, new clothes, new style. As students head back into the classroom, fall fashion is already
Why “Dazed and Confused” Is a Good Movie for Teens
By Lisette Toledo Photo by Lisette Toledo Imagine going to a high school party. The typical kids are all there. Choices are made. Mistakes happen
Trick, Treat, or Trend?
By Tanyrea Ward Photo by Tanyrea Ward Since I was a kid, I’ve noticed the way people celebrate Halloween has changed over the course of
Did the School Get Smaller, or Are There More Kids?!
By Jaden Thomas Photo by Chris Granger A new school year begins, but something feels different. The halls and classrooms seem to be reaching their
The World Outside Home
By Winnie Vaughan Photo by Winnie Vaughan At 18, there is something strange about leaving home and realizing that, for once, no one is telling
Designer Kids To L.A.: Do What You Can to Leave Your Mark in the World
By L’Rae Celestine Photo courtesy of Edward Denton This summer, I got accepted into a fashion program called Designer Kids To L.A. This program was
Sinners: A Movie Renaissance?
By Zoey Gibson Photo and drawing by Zoey Gibson Audiences went into the theatres to watch the movie Sinners, directed by Ryan Coogler, expecting a
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