
Stuck in Rebecca’s Suitcase #6: The Land of the Tulips
Across from the train station, I started to get nauseous from a horrific smell emanating from a nearby cafe, which I later found out was

Across from the train station, I started to get nauseous from a horrific smell emanating from a nearby cafe, which I later found out was

Even though studying abroad can seem out of reach, giving yourself the chance to experience a new culture allows you to understand your own from

When I learned that I would be attending a college where 75.9 percent of the student body is composed of white people, I immediately found

Maite Nazario, a 16-year-old senior at Chattahoochee High School, is a self-taught artist who uses acrylic and watercolor as well as mixed media to tell

Teen Night at the High Museum of Art will take place Saturday, Aug. 13, 7 to 10 p.m. with a theme of Retroactive and a

Nineteen-year-old Naomy Grand’Pierre, who grew up in Atlanta, heads to Rio today to compete in the 50 meter freestyle swimming event with the Haiti team.

Atlanta is covered with all types of beautiful street art, some legal and some not. As controversial as some of this art may be, I

Playgrounds aren’t just for children anymore. Modern playgrounds are sustainable, interactive and generally pleasant to look at, and it’s for these reasons that they are

I was able to see an example of Sierra’s brilliant directorial style and witness the love and compassion that was shared among these dedicated teens.

It is rare to hear about film festivals that are only looking for content crafted by kids and teenagers. The It’s My Life Youth Film

Rebecca, VOX staffer, shares stories from her family’s summer travels. She’s gone from the nation’s capitol to Broadway to Eastern Europe. Wow, Prague left me speechless.

If you’re looking for the next level in artistic summer opportunities, look no further. These programs help teens learn about the visual arts, musical instruments,