The Center for Civil and Human Rights held “Exploring your Passion, Creating Your Career” on March 19. The event, sponsored by The Atlanta Tribune, allowed
Typically, when we hear of actors wearing wigs, fake teeth, prosthetic noses, and makeup that changes the color of their skin, outrageous characters such as
Newly minted non-profit Tuo-Be Youth Development Foundation held a panel discussion March 17 to discuss adolescent behavior. Throughout the meeting, panelists and the audience discussed
This semester, VOX Investigates takes a deep dive into teen dating violence. According to loveisrespect.org, an organization dedicated to combating dating violence, one in three
Spring is finally here and that means spring break is near. That also means a week off from school with no homework, no projects and
With the contentious presidential primaries at their climax, it is unsurprising that many teens may not be aware of another pressing international issue: the Zika
As the film community continues to respond to Chris Rock boldly speaking out on the topics of racism and diversity, let’s take a look
I guarantee that you will yourself ask if Mookie does the right thing and what the impact of his actions will have on his entire
Buggin’ Out has choices to make — whether to use MLK’s non-violent methods and boycott the restaurant or use Malcolm X’s methods and be confrontational.
Michael Foster takes a look at what it would mean for Georgia to seriously consider legalizing marijuana.
On a rainy, cold afternoon eight metro Atlanta teens are on their way to meet five-time Grammy winner CeeLo Green. On the drive to Terminal
I stepped out of the elevator at the High Museum of Art and was greeted by a wall with small bios on two influential artists
