Here is the August edition of Teenagers in The Times, a roundup of the news and feature stories about young people that have recently appeared across sections of NYTimes.com. We publish a new edition on the first Thursday of each month. For ideas about how to use Teenagers in The…
The global pandemic has emphasized how important our digital world is to modern life as we pivoted out of necessity to remote working, at-home schooling and online shopping. Many millions of us got our first experiences of certain digital platforms and applications that have now become part of day-to-day life. …
As I occasionally fret about the larger and seemingly more intractable challenges facing our nation, I am often heartened by the hard work, progress, and ingenuity I witness demonstrated by community nonprofits. Driven by lean staff and volunteers, these modest enterprises face down challenges ranging from homelessness to mental illness and…
When planning to purchase an electric sit and stand desk, in the first turn, we think about the good posture and health of our daughter or son and last of all about the popularity of this or that products. Nowadays, motorized desks are getting huge popularity for both workstation improvement…
A scuffle reportedly broke out between some Kashmiri students and those from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar at a private engineering college in Punjab’s Sangrur district on Sunday night following the T20 World Cup match between India and Pakistan. The incident at Bhai Gurdas Institute of Engineering and Technology in Sangrur…
Furious Lanarkshire parents have hit out over new school boundary changes that they fear will separate their kids from their pals. We recently reported that South Lanarkshire Council are looking at proposals to change the zoning area for youngsters attending Newton Farm and Hallside Primary in Cambuslang. Newton Farm, which…
GRANVILLE – What comes from a creative mind and a great education? The answer may not be so obvious. Ask Margot Singer. She’s still (jokingly) trying to figure it out. “I was the kind of child,” she said, “who hated adults who asked me what I wanted to do when…
After more than 250 school days, full-time in-person learning in Massachusetts public schools finally resumed in early September. For many, being back in the classroom was reason for celebration, and a highly anticipated return to some sense of normalcy since the COVID-19 pandemic shut school buildings down in March of…
The long-awaited justice for R. Kelly’s survivors finally came last month when a New York federal jury found him guilty of racketeering and sex trafficking. For nearly 30 years, Black girls and their families have tried to bring Kelly to justice. Now the question being asked is, what took so…
VIRGINIA CITY, Mont. — Emilie Sayler’s roots run deep in southwestern Montana. She serves on a nearby town council and the board of the local Little League. She went to college in a neighboring county and regularly volunteers in the schools of her three kids. Just a few months into…
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