Rachel Paik interviews PVHS students about their first kiss.

Reporter Seren Cho talks with three of the closest women in her life to uncover what makes them proud to be who they are and what it means to be a woman.

Growing up in a time post 9/11, Sereene Saab shares a life-changing story of how she has faced Islamophobia from a young age. Seren Cho reports.

Reporter Ava Dahle explores the history behind the controversial topic of gun control and how it affects society.

What she calls “real,” others may call superstition. Sarah Levai, a Romanian immigrant to the United States, came with hopes and dreams, but also with almost every superstition imaginable.

When I was twelve years old, my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. Now, four years later, mom and I reflect on how cancer brought us closer together. Katie Wilhem reports.

Many young, American girls can’t help but anticipate their sweet 16th birthday. For Julie Trell though, her surprise 16th birthday celebration was one she would rather forget. Audrey Trell reports.

Packed in one car, Elaine Manis, her six siblings, and her mother set out on a trip from the small town of Forgan, Oklahoma, to the seaside town of Corpus Christi, Texas. What could go wrong?

Train-Tracks. Metal-Mouth.  Brace-Face. Whatever you call them, getting braces as a teenager seems to be a stereotypical right of passage. However, there is a shocking divide in the perception of braces between 7-year-olds and 17-year-olds.