AJO Staff (Page 2)
August 4, 2025
‘I Do Belong in This Room’: How a Young Performer Turned Anxiety Into Art
A rising alt-pop artist with over 100 million streams, Presence is learning that healing through music doesn’t mean reliving the pain but making room for honesty—even when your hands are shaking.
July 25, 2025
After the Cut: Athletics, Identity, and Higher Ed’s Uncertain Future
"I’m now one month away from college and have nowhere to go,” baseball player Tristan Stuetzel said.
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May 2, 2025
Southern Californians Feel Impact of Immigration Crackdown as Trump Hits 100 Days
“Trump’s brutal takedown of immigration has led to the erosion of due process rights and basic human rights of immigrants,” said Paul Caron, a senior editor at Euro Prospects.
![Valeria Garcia at age eight seen at the My World Tour, October 24, 2010. [Credit: Veronica Garcia]](https://theclick.news/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/IMG_5865-e1744934540723.jpg)
April 18, 2025
I’m Not Sorry About My Unhealthy Obsession with Justin Bieber
"People thought I’d grow out of it. They were wrong." The author shares her nearly lifelong experience of being a Justin Bieber superfan, despite now being in her 20s.
April 17, 2025
‘The Best of the Best’: From High School Huddles to Team USA
"Everybody there is a leader on their team," Fisher said of the U19 roster. "It's just twelve leaders coming in all together. Everybody knows everyone there is the best of the best."