Junior Andrew Wagman dubs his summer internship a significant step in his music career. (continue reading...)

Any student who ever applied to college, dropped off a completed SSL form or registered for AP exams remembers transcript secretary Susan Katz. (continue reading...)

For most nonprofits, raising money is a strenuous process that requires great salesmanship. But for one unique charity, all it takes is a little magic. Magicians Without Borders is a small nonprofit based in Lincoln, Vt., that performs magic shows for children in refugee camps, hospitals and orphanages around the world. (continue reading...)

Playing in theaters packed with high school and college students, “Project X” embodies every teenager’s fantasy party. No, scratch that – every teenage male’s fantasy party. (continue reading...)

With so many wonderful films nominated for the 84th Academy Awards Feb. 26, there are viable contenders for the golden statuette in each category, but here are the Black & White’s predicted winners for the four most famous awards. And the Oscar goes to… (continue reading...)

Hipsters have brought back oversized glasses, high-waisted pants and plaid shirts. Now they’re reviving yet another vintage piece -- the lomograph camera. (continue reading...)

It’s that time of year again. Every night when I sign onto Facebook, I’m battered by posts screaming, “MICHIGAN CLASS OF 2016!” and “CHICAGO, HERE I COME!!!” As exciting as college decisions are for my friends and as much as I’m proud of them, the attention-grabbing statuses sometimes make me uncomfortable. (continue reading...)