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From Malls to Media: the Changing Face of Adolescence

Close-up view of hands holding and scrolling on a smartphone. The image is intentionally blurred, with a finger touching the screen and warm lighting in the background, illustrating mobile device and social media use.

By Leanna Jones, Reporter

The years between childhood and adolescence once had their own spaces, trends and identity. Today, social media is changing how pre-teens view themselves and the products they consume, blurring the line between childhood and adulthood. This feature explores whether tween culture is truly fading away—or simply evolving in the digital age.

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