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Social Media Companies Want You to Be Outraged — Here's How to Avoid Their Trap
Tweets that use emotional words like “lie” and “anger” are more likely to go viral.
By Zoe Yu
The Definitive Guide to Election Anxiety, According to 7 Therapists
Need to relax? Yeah, us too.
By Brittney McNamara
The Case For Empty Brain Hours
Hear me out, sometimes you need absolutely nothing going on in that little head.
By Elyse Fox
There’s No Such Thing As ‘Making It’
Samhita Mukhopadhyay’s new book unpacks the lies we tell ourselves about work.
By Allegra Kirkland
This Youth Mental Health Resolution Was Written Entirely By Students
Middle school, high school, and college students drafted the legislation.
By Saanvi Arora
How College Journalists Cope With Reporting on Traumatic Events on Campus
“I could barely make it through class without breaking down crying.”
By Mary Retta
Long COVID Is Keeping So Many Young People Out of Work
It’s hard to do your job when you’re exhausted, in pain, or emotionally depleted.
By Korin Miller
Students Are Fighting Remote Exam Surveillance — and Winning
“We should be focused on education, not surveillance.”
By Kristy P. Kennedy
6 Young People on How Guaranteed Income Programs Changed Their Lives
“It gave me this feeling, like we’re gonna be okay.”
By Jacqui Germain
How Disasters Are Redefining the High School Experience
The Paradise High School class of 2022 were freshmen during a wildfire and seniors during a pandemic.
By Colleen HagertyPhotography by Ron Ben
What Climate Anxiety Looks Like for 18 High School Students
"I purposely didn’t apply to any colleges on the West Coast.”
By Teen Vogue Staff
What’s Behind the Impulse to ‘Post Through’ Global Crises?
There are good reasons for it.
By Charlotte Colombo
What It's Like to Have Long COVID
Young people with long COVID say their lives have been turned upside down.
By Fortesa Latifi
We Need to Take Mental Health Questions Off the Bar Application
They’re intrusive and prevent people from seeking help.
By Samantha Braver
Some Ways to Cope With Stress—And One To Avoid
It’s important to have a reliable set of tools that you can use when you feel stressed. Sometimes it's as simple as breathing.