Despite not being culturally or biologically Latinx, Hispanic, or anywhere in between, I was able to get some big takeaways from Disney’s “Encanto” (and, OK, I won’t lie, a little bit of helpful Spanish 3 practice). Warning: Spoilers ahead, so if you haven’t seen “Encanto” yet, and you don’t want it spoiled, I’d recommend coming… Read on
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Now that the COVID-19 vaccine is available for teens as well as adults, young people have questions. As a part of VOX ATL ongoing #VOXVAX coverage, teen staff member Anjali delivers some info and myth busters about the COVID-19 vaccine. Read on
Loneliness- sadness because one has no company. All my life, romantic relationships have surrounded me. From my parents who have been married for sixteen years, to my friends who have been in relationships since they were twelve years old, love has been all around me. I’ve always been told that, someday, I’ll get to experience… Read on
The title Class President can be viewed as a considerable achievement, but some see success before seeing the past struggles and the process of what it takes to become elected. Therefore, here is my experience as a college student who ran for freshman class president and what I learned from it. The day my university’s… Read on
Whether it be the added stress of transition back into an in-person academic environment or the strain of college admissions approaching, testing anxiety has been a persistent problem among high school students. When faced with excessive pressure to perform academically, several high schoolers begin having testing anxiety, which can cause panic attacks and distress among… Read on
We’re coming up on two years of living in a pandemic-affected world. At first, it seemed like things were getting better! But then, not so much. Over time, we’ve seen that at certain points, people have begun to let their guard down-not wearing their mask completely, semi-ignoring social distancing recommendations , and visiting more and… Read on
