U.S. Latino youth encounter persistent stereotyping, according to new study By Katie Utken <[email protected]> Senior Dahiana Lopez-Rodriguez’s breaking point came in biology. When her class...

As Facebook grows, the social media site has changed work, play, interaction By Melinda Song, Thalib Razi, Tony Tan and Ryan Zukerman [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] The...

Turmoil in Egypt affects students at this school By Victor Xu <[email protected]> After the outbreak of the demonstrations in Egypt agitating for a new government, senior Crestin Andrews said...

The number of food allergies in the world has been on the rise in recent decades By Adele Zhou <[email protected]> The number of food allergies in the world has been on the rise in recent decades. When...

Students turn to beverages like Vitaminwater despite possible  exaggeration of benefits By Hafsa Razi <[email protected]> Freshman Sydney Poindexter is not, as she says, a “fruit person.”...

Students who use online personality tests to gauge character traits find inaccurate results, experts say assessments should be used solely for entertainment By John Du [email protected] Sophomore...

Contrary to perception, study finds today’s youth just as religious as their parents By Henry Zhu <[email protected]> Though today’s teens are generally perceived as less religious than...

Despite the recent economic downturn, the number of volunteers, especially among young people, is steadily increasing By Claudia Huang <[email protected]> Junior Caroline Paige has taken time...