Worth its weight in blood: The problem with palm oil
By Lauren Holcomb, Parkway West High School
• October 25, 2023
I’m for four-day school weeks
By Elizabeth De Santiago, Coppell High School
• October 25, 2023
I am not your perfect girl anymore
By Nyah Rama, Coppell High School
• October 24, 2023
Column: The Erosion of Local Journalism
By Jackson Lythgoe, Logansport High School
• October 24, 2023
The Importance of Bike Permits, and Why They Aren’t Enough
By Connor Carroll, Sage Creek High School
• October 23, 2023
Diaspora Jewry has an obligation to support Israel
By The Lion's Tale, CHARLES E SMITH JEWISH DAY SCHOOL
• October 23, 2023
From Classrooms to Courtrooms: Montana Youth Win Battle for Greener Future
By Ellie Segura, Brea Olinda High School
• October 19, 2023
EDITORIAL: Students are not alone
By Editorial Board, Strath Haven High School
• October 19, 2023
Editorial: Broken identities
By WSS Editorial Board, West High School
• October 17, 2023
Banning Books Poses A Threat to American Culture and Education
By Aarya Kale, WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL - Austin
• October 17, 2023
Flipping pages or pressing play: do audiobooks count toward reading goals?
By Christine Han, Liberty High School - TX
• October 13, 2023
Column: A Disgrace
By Justin Snay, Logansport High School
• October 12, 2023
The Crisis in the Middle East Is Complex; Terrorism Is Not
By Eliza Lampert, Latin School of Chicago
• October 12, 2023
Loosened child labor laws in Iowa puts teenagers at risk
By Armaan Bhagwat, Pleasant Valley High School - IA
• October 11, 2023
Changing the cycle: instituting menstruation education in health classes
By Stella St. Clair, Midtown High School
• October 7, 2023
Us vs. them
By Niveda Hari and Sarah Liu
• October 7, 2023
America Won (Trust Me, We Get It)
By Karmiah Smith, Dreyfoos School of the Arts
• October 7, 2023
Editorial Board: End the Attacks on Transgender Youth
By Editorial Board, Marquette High School
• October 7, 2023
Parent Permission Forms— an inconvenience for all
By Greta Carrasco, Hagerty High School
• October 7, 2023
Editorial: AI is a tool, not the future of journalism
By 23-24 Editorial Board, Archer School for Girls
• October 5, 2023
Gambling in class: The new vaping in the bathroom
By Ichi Bai, Walt Whitman High School
• October 5, 2023
We don’t need more AP histories
By Charlie LaRocca, Center Grove High School
• October 5, 2023
UNfinished: Is the United Nations a broken alliance?
By Sofia Barrera, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart
• October 5, 2023
Anti-aging content online promotes damaging standards, harms young consumers
By Yasmine Rivera, The American School in London
• October 5, 2023
Season of fallen leaves
By Carley Bailey, Millard West High School
• October 5, 2023
Opinion: Women in sports must wear white shorts to lessen gender gap
By Gigi Gordon, CHARLES E SMITH JEWISH DAY SCHOOL
• October 4, 2023
When School Walls Speak: The harm of forced outing
By Anthony Park, Northwood High School
• October 4, 2023
The danger of North Carolina’s anti-LGBTQ bills
By Hannah Suehle, Athens Drive High School
• October 4, 2023
Queer education is needed in Hudson Schools
By Tobias Banozic, Hudson High School
• October 4, 2023
Remakes should add to the story, not repeat it
By Akshya Mahadevan, Richard Montgomery High School - MD
• October 3, 2023
Study Hall: setting up students for success or stress?
By Pathfinder Editorial Board, Parkway West High School
• October 3, 2023
Tackling clichés
By Lia Miller, Hagerty High School
• October 2, 2023
Opinion: We’re losing the “arts” in English language arts
By Winnie Einhorn, Woodside High School - CA
• October 2, 2023
Complexity of diversity in media
By Yifan Li, The Harker Upper School
• September 29, 2023
It’s time to end legacy admissions
By Clare McRoberts, University of Chicago Laboratory High School
• September 27, 2023
Too Close to Home
By Ellie Segura, Brea Olinda High School
• September 27, 2023
Linguistic racism perpetuates stereotypes in media
By Laura Chen, Pleasant Valley High School - IA
• September 27, 2023
PragerU—a threat to keeping our history alive
By Kailey Calvo, Hagerty High School
• September 26, 2023
Opinion: My Life Matters More Than Your Gun
By Jaiedenn Dolan, Woodside High School - CA
• September 26, 2023
Where’s the Y in YA?
By Aliza Abidi, Coppell High School
• September 26, 2023
Opinion: Advancing the music program with AP Music Theory
By Chloe De Leon, Woodside High School - CA
• September 22, 2023
Opinion: 22 years later
By Eyesha Sadiq, Hebron High School
• September 21, 2023
Student press rights must be protected
By Jack Tell and Natasha Torkzaban
• September 21, 2023
An attack on self-expression: Iowa’s gendered clothing laws restrict student freedom
By Laura Chen, Pleasant Valley High School - IA
• September 20, 2023
OPINION: Louisville’s shortcomings in welcoming adolescents into public spaces
By Grace Fridy and Naomi Fields
• September 20, 2023
I’m a Barbie Girl in a Korean World
By Serena Travers, Catherine Park, Leanne Yoon, and Christine Park
• September 20, 2023
Diary of a coconut
By Nyah Rama, Coppell High School
• September 20, 2023
Why “girl dinner” is problematic
By Maggie Volpi, Wylie East High School
• September 20, 2023
Opinion: A Work of Fart
By Sunny Li, North Allegheny Senior High School
• September 19, 2023
Harvey: We survived a COVID outbreak. Why was masking not encouraged?
By Sebastian Harvey, The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science
• September 18, 2023
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