The last season took a look at Steven and what’s he’s like at almost 17 — heartbroken and struggling to figure out who he is.
In this really confusing time, a lot of us (myself included) may feel really lost, anxious, or hopeless about a few things while in quarantine.
“Being a former online student, I’ve mastered the many ways of defeating boredom and temporarily ignoring reality all from the comfort of home.”
“Many of us were excited for our parents and others to see us walk across the graduation stage, but instead we are left walking in
VOX ATL teen reporter Zariah Taylor spoke with teens from all over the Metro Atlanta area to get their thoughts on switching to virtual classrooms.
“I believe everyone on earth has a purpose and that purpose isn’t to be homeless or on the streets,” writes Westlake High School senior and
Check out the third episode of the #VOXquaranTEEN routine.
The teen staff at VOX ATL has come together to produce a series of vlogs documenting their #VOXquaranTEEN routine as they adjust to life with
Teens Bria, Brooklyn, Jennie, Lyric, Maya, Emma, Jasmine, Sydney, & Tiffany discuss the highs and lows of quarantine life as well as tips and tricks
“Conan Gray has grown from a small art YouTuber into a full-fledged musician,” says VOX ATL’s Jennie Matos. “The singer is definitely here to stay.”
With no game plan in place for standardized testing or even how to feed school kids at home during a pandemic, COVID-19 is exposing our
“Seeing the candidates quarrel over policies seems like just another presidential debate you see on TV,” writes VOX ATL’s James Rhee. “But I started to
