By Kellen Browning GSS Correspondent RICHMOND, California — Former President Bill Clinton stumped for wife and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton Monday, finishing his pitch just minutes before the Associated Press announced that Mrs. Clinton has become the first…
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…
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…
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…
By Léa Moukanas GSS Correspondent PARIS — Bodies on a beach, frantic faces in a crowd, tired eyes of travelers who hope for an end to their journeys but may get none. Children and their families who are migrating from…
By Louis Grelot GSS Film Critic PARIS — Following an extremely underwhelming year for comic book movies — think "Avengers: Age of Ultron" and "Ant-Man" — many were beginning to believe that the genre was starting to show its limits. Despite…
By Ana Madero GSS Correspondent PARIS — As the sun sets here, the Eiffel Tower, instead of shining its usual yellow, reflects the black, yellow and red of the Belgian flag. No stranger to tragedy, Paris will no doubt serve as…
By Megumi Sano GSS Correspondent LONDON — It was just another English class, 3rd period on a Tuesday, when I read these lines from "Hamlet," in which King Claudius ponders what he has done by murdering his brother: "In the…