Mikayla Kendall, Rebecca Larkin, Jada Kelley, and Roderick Thomas from VOX ATL spoke on a panel hosted by the National Education Association, focusing on their experiences
It’s official; Donald J. Trump will be the 47th president of the United States. Trump has been very clear on what he plans to do
Having safe places for teens to hang out in a big city like Atlanta is important. Certain areas can feel sketchy or just not meant
American politics are more polarized than ever, with this year’s 2024 Presidential Election being one of the most controversial in history. Social media algorithms have
Earlier this year, my cousins and I were about to go out shopping. Before I left the house, my father told me, “Handle yourself. Be
Earlier this month, VOX ATL journalists were able to see “The Lion King” at the Fox Theatre. Ahead of the performance, the teens interviewed a
On the evening of Oct. 3, 2024, I finally checked out the musical version of “The Lion King” at The Fox Theatre. Initially, I didn’t
School is exhausting and uncomfortable, yet the presence of certain non-essentials can make the experience a bit more bearable.
Book bans have become a contentious issue across the United States, and Cobb County is no exception. In March 2023, Katie Rinderle, an elementary school
In Atlanta, graffiti is a widely discussed and well-known topic. Braxton will talk about the background of graffiti and the opinions of Atlantans.
