#MyGlobalStory: Peter Zhu
Peter Zhu, a student at Davis Senior High School in Davis, Calif., talks about his parents' upbringing in Beijing and the conflicting attitudes he's taught at home and at school.
INFOGRAPHIC – Political Trading Cards: Swing states
In U.S. presidential elections, most candidates focus on a handful of swing states. Learn what makes a state a swing state and why those states are important with the second of GSS' political trading cards.
OPINION: Singers or sex symbols? Female K-Pop groups struggle between artistry, audience
Devoid of any creative control, many of them are helpless under the orders of the producers who often focus on emphasizing sexual images.
INFOGRAPHIC – Political Trading Cards: Third-party candidates
Learn about 2016 presidential candidates Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party nominee, and Jill Stein, the Green Party nominee.
#MyGlobalStory: Alissa Casillas
Alissa Casillas, a student at Davis Senior High School in Davis, Calif., talks about her parents meeting at a post office in Mexico City and shares her family's thoughts on Donald Trump.
#MyGlobalStory: Denna Changizi
Denna Changizi, a student at Davis Senior High School in Davis, Calif., tells her six-word story about her family's journey from Iran to Italy and the U.S.
San Francisco celebrates Pride amid tightened security
The 46th annual San Francisco Pride Parade for Racial and Economic Justice took over City Hall, the Asian Art Museum and UN Plaza on June 25, the start of the annual Gay Pride weekend celebrating the city's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
Don’t be a K-pop zombie: Check out South Korea’s new world of indie music
By Doh Hyoung Kim GSS Correspondent K-pop Co-Editor SONGDO, South Korea — It’s ironic: While South Korea is considered to be a traditional culture in terms of its respect for history and family ties, it is often viewed as a revolutionary…
California students gather for Muslim Day at Capitol
By Meghan Bobrowsky GSS Correspondent SACRAMENTO — More than 600 students, activists and politicians gathered at the California state Capitol Building in Sacramento on Monday to talk about a worrisome increase in Islamophobia and lobby for legislation supporting Muslims nationwide. The…
VIDEO: “Living on the minimum” shows reality of living on food stamps
STOCKTON, Calif. — Student journalists at Amos Alonzo Stagg High School walked the talk of food stamps by creating two teams of student reporters to see how far the weekly average of $56.60 could stretch. The amount "seems like a…