How DPSCD athletes have national and state champion titles, yet lack basic facilities and proper communication.
Read MoreMany teenagers say the teen takeover conversation shouldn’t only focus on crime and curfews, but also why so many young people are searching for places to belong.
Read MoreWhen foster kids age out of the system, some get financial support from the state. But for those who pursue higher education, money is not an easy fix. They say they need mental support too.
Read MoreMental health professionals warn that looksmaxxing can cause harm for teens and others who get swept up in this toxic beauty standard trend.
Read MoreFor millions of athletes, the dream doesn't end with a final whistle. It ends with a question: “Who am I without my sport?”
Read MoreNegative coaching can have a lasting mental health impact on a student-athlete.
Read MoreBehind their frustration, many young people are looking for guidance, belonging and opportunities to grow.
Read MoreFormerly incarcerated Detroiters and food professionals examine how nutrition, food access and education intersect with health, rehabilitation and reentry.
Read MoreA student’s environment, parents and coaches can make them love their sport — or want to quit.
Read MoreMichigan banned phones in schools. One former educator wants to change how we talk about phone bans.
Read MoreStudents worry how to reach parents in emergencies and question how schools will enforce the ban.
Read MoreTwin 18-year-old sisters from Southwest Detroit are safe at home after being detained by ICE, but fear is growing among immigrant students.
Read MoreAs the college application season intensifies, Detroit area teenagers face burnout, fatigue and emotional exhaustion.
Read MoreFrom television to social media, women can face criticism for being too confident, too sexual, too independent or simply not enough.
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