Democracy & Z

Despite pandemic disruptions in the entertainment industry, it’s been a good summer so far for pop culture—especially Black culture, with significant new releases from some […]

Students from across the WVXU listening area and beyond reflected on the past year of catastrophe/metamorphosis in the Democracy & Me 2021 Student Voices Competition. […]

It’s June, and we have Pride on our minds. As the first Americans to grow up amidst mainstream cultural acceptance of sexual and gender diversity, […]

We get to interview one of our favorite people: Dr. David J. Childs, academic adviser to the Democracy & Me program, professor of education at […]

Inspired by our professional mentors over at the WVXU newsroom and their ongoing Trust in Local Government series, not to mention all those Cincinnati City […]

So… what in the world just happened? And what comes next? In this uncertain spring of 2021, we’re marking milestones, in school and in life, […]

With every new generation in America, it seems, there comes another generation gap: typically, idealistic young people push for social and political change, while more […]

You know the drill: Active shooter on campus. Lockdown. Lights out. Huddle quietly on the floor in a corner with your classmates and wait… and […]

Heading into Earth Day (officially, April 22), we’re digging into our own backyard, talking about how the various ecologies of Cincinnati affect everyone’s health, for […]