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School protests can be an effective way to get the administration's attention on issues that affect us in school. When we begin walking out due to issues they have no control over,

School administrators try to shelter students from current events to prevent conflict. In reality, they should be creating spaces for us to engage with these events in a healthy way.

From marches, to sit-ins, to walkouts, large-scale protests give students the power to make their voices heard and push for change.

Growing up in Lebanon, I only heard Syrian refugees referred to as an inconvience. Years later, unforgettable conversations made me realize the truth.

By only taking part in school-sanctioned protests that are designed to be non-disruptive, students miss the opportunity to push for real change.

The new expectation that we always be digitally available creates an unhealthy culture that erases boundaries.

While BookTok serves as a platform for celebrating literature, some of its trends dangerously detract from the purpose of reading.

The film industry is going to have to step up their game if they want to make their investments worthwhile in 2024.

Is the current era of education too cluttered with digital devices and sidetracked by the internet? Two students argue each side.

Obsession over certain celebrities in the digital age has intensified to unhealthy levels, even impacting young people's mental health within fandoms.