
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

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

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

“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

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

Muna Yassin, a 17-year-old from Rockdale Magnet School for Science and Technology, spends many weekends curating art activities and building relationships with hundreds of residents

In the shade of what’s good and right slain by the beast, I have learned to crawl. My books, they’ve been snatched from my

The government is old. A notable example is President Donald Trump. At 79 years old, he has not only surpassed the global average lifespan by

Sneaker culture as we know it today was launched in the 1980s when Michael Jordan wore his first pair of Air Jordan 1s, forever changing

Dylan and Rhegan explored the effects of social media on teens’ mental health. Specifically focusing on its impact relating to relationships and self-esteem. In this

It’s 2025, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) seems to be inescapable. People utilize these bots for a wide range of tasks, from assisting with schoolwork and

Atlanta has been bursting at the seams with rich textile stories and communities. Not many people may know about the ever-changing and deeply historical fiber

Atlanta is ever-changing. Since the 1990s, the city’s population has been exploding, changing its ethnic diversity and highlighting cultural diversity. With more people, also comes