Noah Kahan’s highly anticipated fourth studio album, “The Great Divide,” has dominated the charts since its release. The album spent three weeks at the top
The Atlanta BeltLine is built on community, but what can make it better? Atlanta teens Maia Cottman, Jaden Holtz, and Corey Patterson try to find
Sweet tea is a drink synonymous with Southern culture. Few folks down here can say they’ve never had a cup. Recently, I visited Denver, Colorado,
VOX ATL connected with a thoughtful team of high school students from Asheville, NC, who lead racial equity work in their district through the REAP
In honor of Women’s History Month, VOX ATL poets offered raw, resonant voices on womanhood, resilience, and identity. 2025 Youth Poet Laureate, Norah Fonder-Kristy, delivers
In this podcast at North Springs High School, teens describe feeling unheard and unseen when adults dismiss their opinions, which can cause sadness, shutting down,
It’s people trapped like sheep With entertainment as their pin Being herded by the wishes and desires of the elite. Born to a system that
A black-clad figure stands hunched in the middle of a boarding school classroom. He looks conspiratorially around at the gaggle of young men — his
Over the past year, concerns about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have grown in metro Atlanta. According to recent findings by the UCLA School of
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
Editor’s Note: This article contains plot spoilers within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. “Avengers: Doomsday” is a highly anticipated movie. It’s one of Marvel’s biggest films,
The government having a say in whether every book we read is harmful sounds incredibly dystopian, but a bill currently in the State House of
