
‘Come From Away’ Gives Today’s Teens an Unforeseen Perspective of 9/11
“…Then it hit me, this play isn’t for me, it’s for the generation who felt the tragedy, the pain, the heartbreak, the confusion all those

“…Then it hit me, this play isn’t for me, it’s for the generation who felt the tragedy, the pain, the heartbreak, the confusion all those

There’s a bit of Spider-Man in us all, whether you’re ready to travel the globe, handling a huge change or experiencing a shift in the

The terror attacks on September 11, 2001 were arguably the greatest devastation in our nation’s history. Following that day, millions of people grieved both in

After struggling with End of Course tests, VOX Media Cafe reporter Zyire Williams set out to interview other teens about the test and an adult

As school is challenging musical artist and young produces may find it hard to balance the two goals that they’re trying to pursue.

Most people don’t see themselves as a racist but maybe instead as individuals who view people through society’s eyes. Of course, most are unaware of
The internet usage of teenagers is a current phenomenon and it will certainly continue to be a staple for most of Generation Z.

Summer is a time to make memories with the people you love, and there’s no better time than now. Whether you’re with friends, your lover,

When always on the go both mentally and physically, a good playlist may be your only salvation when your mind starts roaming aimlessly about “you-know-who.”

It’s the sort of music that you play in your headphones as you stare at your ceiling, or out the window of a car. The

Teens in the Vox Media Cafe got a chance to interview Toy Story 4 and PIXAR animator Neil Helm about his journey from starting on

With Disney’s endless sequels and adaptations coming out constantly, it’s hard to wonder why we as consumers should be driven to care about “Toy Story