Winners of Our Second Annual Student Podcast Contest
The inner monologue of an anxious teenager. A fictional radio story about a robot takeover. An investigative report about teenage climate activists. A personal narrative about what it’s like to have a baby at 15. These are just a few of the winning pieces from our Second Annual Student Podcast Contest, in which we invited…
Winners of Our Blackout Poetry Contest
Honorable Mentions “Restrictions” by Leilani Araujo “The Cure” by Hazel Bagley “Bruised and Broken” by Michelle Chen “Writing” by Will Cummings “A Gleaming New Palace” by Anaïs Fournier “Greece in Ruins” by Samuel Hamilton “Untitled” by Mary Hanson “vinegar” by Lilian Huang “Tell Us Art” by Samiha Khan “Empty Promises of the Mind” by Gianna…
Runners-Up From Our Sixth Annual Student Editorial Contest
This leads me to ask: how should I, an Asian-American, raise my future children? It’s a question that many American children of Asian immigrants ask. Some Asian-Americans are traumatized by tiger parenting, but it’s part of our tradition, our culture. A New York Times article reports that “we’re largely abandoning traditional Asian parenting styles in…
The Winners of Our Sixth Annual Student Editorial Contest: Teenagers Tell Us What Matters...
“Escaping the Corset in the World’s Beauty Capital” by Jiwon Na “A Case for Boredom” by Matthew Ngaw “Returning to Its Roots: Why the Republican Party Must Embrace Conservation” by Colby Porter “American Colleges Need Greater Diversity ... of Thought” by William Rosenberger “Untraining Our Bias” by Beau Seate “Journalists: Their Death Is Our Death”…
Ways With Words: The Winners of the 2019 Vocabulary Video Contest
One of the top 15 winners of our video contest: censor, by Alex Zhong and Azan Choudry _________ Do you have 750 seconds to learn 47 new words? If so, we’re offering an especially entertaining way to do it. Take a look below at the work of the 15 winners, 14 runners-up and 21 honorable…
