#MyGlobalStory: Adam Schroth
Adam Schroth talks about his family's interest in other cultures and desire to travel the world.
Infographic – Political Trading Cards: First Time Voting
Is this your first presidential election? Whether you're a teenager who recently became eligible to vote or someone who hasn't chosen to visit the voting booth until now, this interactive guide is for you.
Soccer game unites American School of Paris, asylum seekers
A calculation by ASP sophomore Anabella Prosperi using information from Association Pierre Claver and player interviews revealed that Claver players traveled a combined 98,179 kilometers from Afghanistan, Libya, Sudan and Syria, where they lived before they were forced to migrate.
OPINION: Current on current events? Show what you know with #WeKnowAleppo
If you, like many millennials around the world, feel the need to disprove the common stereotype of youth ignorance, you can use the hashtag made by Global Student Square.
#MyGlobalStory: Mitra Varjavand
Mitra Varjavand, a student at Davis Senior High School in Davis, Calif., talks about her family's connections with Iran.
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.