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.
“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
“If I coughed, would I get sent home? Even though I didn’t have the coronavirus, the prejudicial remarks being made by classmates had a lasting
I encountered a small elderly woman and for data entry purposes, I asked who she had voted for. Her response troubled me: “Oh, I’m not
“I always try to ensure that I’m raising the voices of others through my activism,” says Paideia senior Emma Schwartz, “Rather than speaking on their
“After I figured out that college life was going to throw at me what it wanted…I shook the urge to overthink and quickly returned to
“Being stripped of our rights and everything we have ever loved / But even still, we remain the best creatures known to love,” writes VOX
The political issues uncoiling throughout the background of “Hello, Dolly!” seamlessly parallel today’s lack of social equality and our economic inequality.
“Being that I’m a dual enrollment student, it has truly helped me tremendously by decreasing the load as far as college goes,” says VOX ATL
As the first-ever foreign language Best Picture Oscar winner, teens should overcome their fears about films with subtitles and check out “Parasite.”
“The hardest grief,” says VOX ATL contributor Kelsey Henderson, “is when someone you never questioned being absent in your life fails to make an appearance.”
VOX ATL alum and Georgia Tech freshman Avanti shares what it has been like transitioning from high school to college.
