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Kathryn Giordano
Kathryn Giordano joined the Post in 2023 after working as a producer at FOX23 and an editorial assistant at NBC Sports during the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics and the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. She graduated from Boston College in 2021 with a degree in Communication and minors in Journalism and International Studies. She is also a self-published author.
The sport, which will be at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, is exciting and competitive while being safer than rugby or American football.
The non-contact sport is much safer than rugby or American football – this also allows for girls and boys to play together.
Event by the Foundation for Shared Impact explains how to show empathy, help ethnic minority businesses during the period of fasting and prayer.
Tour by the Foundation for Shared Impact offers insight on how to show empathy, help ethnic minority businesses during the period of fasting and prayer.
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Cameras using AI technology in Kwun Tong can help monitor traffic, make light adjustments and warn drivers about accidents, force says.
The 25-year-old shares about his journey from ‘weekend warrior’ to hero on the ice and how he fell in love with thrill of speed skating.
Held at the University of Hong Kong, speakers at East Asia Education Week explained what the country offers international students.
Students say popular mainland social media apps help them connect with peers across the border, while AI has become easier to access.
An active lifestyle has physical and cognitive benefits, but it can be hard for youth to prioritise this in stressful academic environments.
The city state has been urged to create better understanding about gender identity and sexual orientation.
Country’s one-child policy has had lasting effects, including on its adoption regulations.
When schools are so competitive, many teens try their best but don’t succeed – this could be why many of them do the bare minimum to get by.
While some students are doing the bare minimum to preserve their mental health, experts say schools need to shift focus away from exams.
Anti-smoking group says flavoured products target women and make it easier to develop addiction; shisha bar owners worry ban could lead to closures.
Lam is a featured author at this year’s International Literary Festival; her works include graphic novels and picture book ‘Dim Sum, Here We Come!’.
Love is in the air! Here are nine words or phrases related to romance, passion and relationships in different languages.
In a survey, nearly half of respondents aged 12 to 24 rated their ‘failure index’ at 6 or above out of 10.
A 12-year-old from Iceland shares what surprised and delighted her about mainland China.
Government will focus on culture, sports, and mega-events while aiming to attract visitors from the Middle East and mainland China.
Couture artist is celebrated for blending Western and Chinese influences; her most well-known piece was even worn by Rihanna at the Met Gala.
Free meal programme aims to boost economic growth and build a healthier workforce, but faces budget and logistical challenges.
‘Monophobia’ tests players with puzzles and challenges, but watch out if you decide to take the ‘lazy’ options.
A rising star in a male-dominated sport, 15-year-old Katrina Ee shares about sacrifices and success on route to Formula One goal.
Programme allows university graduates to work across the border, but lower pay and tough work culture discourage people from signing up.
Singo Wiromo helps dancers stay connected to their culture while introducing Hongkongers to their stories.
Annual fundraising event from The Weez Project and KELY Support Group supports mental health education and crisis management programmes in schools.
President-elect has said he could use the military or declare a national emergency to enact plans to kick out millions of migrants.
French film is based on a true story about twin piano prodigies whose careers are threatened by a debilitating disease.
Stay warm this winter with our favourite hot and hearty Hong Kong meals.
With warm layers and a good pair of shoes, you can take full advantage of the city’s cooler weather.
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