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Prestigious colleges and universities went test-optional over the past few years. Now struggling to make informed admissions decisions, many question if it was the right choice.

Student journalism is a beacon of free speech working to advance democracy. The Student United News Network seeks to bring them together.

The practice of dubbing trends with the word “girl” may seem fun and harmless, but it can perpetuate harmful stereotypes.

An examination of the downward trend in high schoolers’ e-cigarette use–what may have caused the decline, and what parents, schools, and organizations are doing to further mitigate the problem.

With a lack of government action in response to gun violence, schools have taken safety into their own hands.

Screens aren’t just taking up our free time–they’re actually altering the way our brains are wired.

Self-diagnosing mental illness has become a prominent trend online for teens, often helping break the stigma around mental health. But what are the potential risks of foregoing professional diagnosis?

Studies suggest young males are supporting Republicans in greater numbers. What does that mean for a generation widely perceived as the most progressive in history?

Reflections on Gen Z's experience with gun violence by the editor of UNC's student newspaper.

The story of a courageous family who traveled to DC in search of a brighter future.