
VOX 5: Tips To Avoid Propaganda in American History
As teens, I’m sure we all have dealt with our fair share of tricks we have fallen for — whether it be misinterpretations gathered from

As teens, I’m sure we all have dealt with our fair share of tricks we have fallen for — whether it be misinterpretations gathered from

Atlanta has been going through some chilly times. In the next week, temperatures will drop down to 15 degrees Fahrenheit. If you’re in metro Atlanta,

Back in early 2024, Marquis Bryant, an Atlanta teacher went viral for his video on student performance in the classroom. Going by the alias @qbthedon

Artificial Intelligence (AI) executes tasks that usually require human intelligence. Computers are used to analyze data, draw conclusions from it, and make decisions based on

“High school is for fun,” they tell me. While that is mostly true, I can’t help being haunted by the prospect of college applications just

The recent and long-lasting pain of violence has been taking a toll on Atlanta. From the school shootings to gang violence, Atlanta has been hurting.

After spending three months capturing moments for the Westlake High School football team, I learned more about my school and left with a better sense

In today’s world, cell phones are practically an extension of our hands, especially since most of us grew up with them. So it isn’t a

Welcome to the premiere of “What the Elle,” a fresh video podcast where host Jay’Elle Brown chats with young creatives. In this opening episode, Jay’Elle

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

At school all day, study, study, study – only to leave and go to practice to sweat and condition. All for what? Is it for

When most people think of a private school student, they think of someone from a rich family. Kids whose parents are doctors, lawyers, or CEOs.