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How to Get a Job in Progressive Politics or Organizing
Yes, you can get paid to work on issues that matter to you.
By Katie Kirchner
The FAFSA Mess Means Some Students May Never Attend College
The botched rollout of the new form hurt the very students it was supposed to help.
By Bobbi Dempsey
Young People From Low-Income Backgrounds Do a Different Kind of Unpaid Labor
It’s often discounted and undervalued.
By Anthony Abraham Jack
How You Can Shape the 2024 Election As a High School Student
Even if you can’t vote this year, you can still play a critical role in the election.
By The New Voters Collaborative
These Students Are Graduating From College Behind Prison Walls
“You're breaking down and rebuilding yourself as a human being.”
By Charlotte West
Police Arrested More Than 3,000 People at Campus Palestine Protests
Many students may now face criminal cases.
By Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg , Ethan Corey, Jerry Iannelli, and Meg O’Connor
What Will Happen to All the Students Arrested in Campus Protests?
Some are facing criminal charges, while others are being disciplined by their schools.
By Tori Gantz
We’re Making Journalism More Accessible for Teens Like Us
There aren’t enough journalists from underrepresented backgrounds. We're changing that.
By Derry Oliver and Liza Greenberg, NYC Youth Journalism Coalition
My Immigrant Family's Journey From a California Gas Station to My Harvard Graduation
David Velasquez will be the first person to graduate from Harvard’s Business School, Kennedy School, and Medical School at the same time.
By Adaira Landry
How Punished Columbia, NYU, CUNY Student Protesters Feel About Attending "People's Graduation"
“These universities don't get to dictate when we're finished; they don't get to dictate how we end our stories at their institutions.”
By Lex McMenamin
Unionizing Brought My Compensation from $0 to $2,850
Why resident assistants at Tufts and beyond are forming unions.
By Andrew Menjin
What We Actually Need From Biden on Student Debt
For debt relief to work it has to be broad-scale and automatic.
By Maddy Clifford
Teen Vogue Staffers Share How They Paid for College
“Money dictated where I went.”
By Teen Vogue Staff
15 Teen Vogue Readers Share How Much They Owe in Student Loans
We surveyed some readers about how student loans impact their finances.
By Teen Vogue Staff
I Paid Off $102K in Student Loans. Here’s What Life Has Been Like Since.
My feelings about money are still much more complicated than I expected.
By Mandy Velez
Jerry Seinfeld Commencement Speech Spurs Walkout at Duke University
The comedian's steadfast support of Israel resulted in calls to cancel his graduation day appearance.
By Eve Batey
A Look At Lives Transformed By the Student Debt Crisis
Four young people share their stories.
By Jacqui Germain
High School Students Walk Out in Support of College Encampments
Some have led marches to nearby university campuses.
By Skyli Alvarez
Why Colleges Crack Down on Protestors
Looking back at the 1968 protests at Columbia University.
By Ben Tumin
Buddy Systems, Assaults and All-Nighters — Students Are Covering a ‘Momentous’ Moment on Their Campuses
“This is our chance to write the historical record accurately.”
By Sarah Akaaboune