21
Oct
15
Oct
5 Tips for Online Dating Safety
Dating online is now one of the most popular ways to meet someone. But while swiping makes it easy to set up dates, it can also come with risks....
14
Oct
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Show Is More Than Music. It’s Recognition.
For millions of young Latinos, Bad Bunny headlining the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show is not just about music. It is recognition. It is validation. It is pride....
26
Sep
For Me, BART’s Worst-Case Scenario Feels a Little Too Familiar
Saving and continuing to fund public transit isn’t just good policy; it’s a win for everyone, especially those of us who depend on it....
19
Sep
On Repeat Since 1978: Why ‘September’ Still Slaps
Only one tune comes to mind when Sept. 21 rolls around. It doesn’t matter if you are 30, 50 or 5 years old, you’re singing Earth, Wind & Fire’s iconic...
09
Sep
‘And Just Like That…’ I Choose Me
"My life is about me. This is something I’m finally starting to understand. After so long trying to make others happy at the detriment of myself, I am done."...
05
Sep
ChatGPT Is Designed to Make Us Think We’re Right. Here’s Why That’s So Wrong
"The more I started to rely on [ChatGPT], the more I began to notice something unsettling: how uncritically it supported me," a teen writes on the danger of AI....
03
Sep
Not Just Getting Coffee: My First Internship Helped Me Find My Purpose
An internship requirement put one high school student into "an endless whirlpool of confusion,"until landing a journalism gig gave her a vision for her future....
01
Sep
What a Babysitting Job Showed Me About Growing Up
A teen’s first babysitting job becomes a surprising lesson in responsibility, confidence, and the real meaning of work....
19
Aug
Growing Up Means Growing Closer to My Culture
"What if these traditions that are already watered down, that our family has been doing for generations, die with us?" the author asks of her Laotian culture....
06
Aug
From Far Away, My Uncle Kao Keeps Our Family Close
Even though he lives in Texas while the rest of us are in California, my Uncle Kao is always looking out for the family and making sure we stay together....
31
Jul
‘Nobody Calls Because It’s Their Best Day Ever’: My Summer With the Antioch Police Department
If society wants officers, judges and lawmakers to be accountable, the public needs to understand what they actually do, writes a student who interned at APD....
29
Jul
22
Jul
For Many Grads Like Me, a College Degree Isn’t a Guarantee
The author advocates giving students "real tools, real information and real options to thrive in today’s economy and get them where they want to be."...
21
Jul
I Went Back to L.A. After the ICE Raids. One of My Favorite Areas Felt Like a Ghost Town
A local high school student writes about her family's recent trip to Los Angeles following immigration raids and how it differed from other visits....
