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Why Atlanta is so Peachy [OPINION]

A fruit with origins in ancient China has become one of Atlanta’s most recognizable symbols, appearing on more than 70 street signs and dozens of buildings across the city, according…

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The Familiar Pull of Sushi Avenue

“Valentine’s Day has always had a unique way of making people feel sh—ty about themselves.” My mom mumbled across the table from me, stirring little icy tornadoes into her water….

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Unpacking Vegetarian Stereotypes in Indian Cuisine

When someone says they’re vegetarian, the response often comes quickly: “You should try Indian food.” The suggestion shows up in school cafeterias and group chats among teens across Atlanta, and…

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VOX BUBBLE: How Asheville Youth are Engaging in Creating their own Living History [PODCAST]

VOX ATL connected with a thoughtful team of high school students from Asheville, NC, who lead racial equity work in…

UPCOMING EVENTS

VOX ATL Open Mic + Poetry Slam

Apr 30

Teen poets from across metro Atlanta perform their pieces at our annual open mic, followed by a poetry slam featuring...

VOX-a-Palooza 2026

May 9

Each May, we celebrate the work VOXers have done throughout the school year by inviting their friends, families, and teens...

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Culture

Braided History: The Legacy of Challah

Many kids learn how to braid their hair. I learned how to braid bread dough. Bread dough that leads to an easily transformable food that…

By:T. J. Deich

April 24, 2026

Why Atlanta is so Peachy [OPINION]

By:Eliza Germany

April 23, 2026

Unpacking Vegetarian Stereotypes in Indian Cuisine

By:Siddarth Suresh

April 21, 2026

VOX BUBBLE: How Asheville Youth are Engaging in Creating their own Living History [PODCAST]

By:VOX ATL

April 15, 2026

Entertainment

VOX 5: Art Opportunities for Teens in Gwinnett County

There’s nothing like a creative hands-on experience. Grabbing a paintbrush, relaxing, and letting the colorful strokes tell a story. With the rise of technology, teenagers…

By:Maya Alston

February 28, 2026

Mental Health

When ‘Talk to Your Counselor’ Feels Pointless

When starting high school, you often hear the most common advice: build connections. Whether it be with your teachers, admins, clubs, or most importantly, your…

By:Jaden Holtz

February 25, 2026