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The 1970s West Virginia Textbook Panic That Turned Violent
Bombs were planted in at least two schools and snipers fired on school bus escorts.
By Zack Budryk
8 Activists and Authors Share the Banned Books That Changed Their Lives
These students, teachers, and authors want to ban bigotry, not books.
By Marilyn La Jeunesse
Your School Might Be Creating Weapons for the Military
In many cases, students are directly involved in the process of creating weapons.
By Mary Retta
The Fight for a Green New Deal Is Coming to a School Near You
“We’ll be marching, taking over our school buildings, and walking out.”
By Adah Crandall and Ariela Lara
Colleges Are Getting Rid of Their LGBTQ+ Resources
Due to Republican state lawmakers’ crusade against LGBTQ+ rights and DEI.
By Mary Retta
These Are the Far Right-Groups Leading the Book Ban Explosion
During the 2022-2023 school year, book bans increased by 33%.
By James Factora
How Our Obsession With Trauma Took Over College Essays
Students are being encouraged to write about their worst experiences.
By Claire Hodgdon
Why Young People and Teachers Should Move to Massachusetts
In this op-ed, Gov. Maura Healey explains how she’s making education more accessible.
By Governor Maura Healey
Student Journalists Are Getting Laws Passed To Stop Censorship
Students aren’t letting themselves be silenced.
By Kellen Hoard
How Students Can Take Power Back From Their Universities
Universities should belong to young people, not the rich or the far-right.
By Nora Van Horn and Taran Samarth
Meet the Students Rallying to Protect One of America’s Oldest Chinatowns
Student organizers in Philly are trying to stop the construction of a new Sixers arena.
By Etta Washburn
All Graduate School Exams Should Be Pass/Fail
From the GRE to the MCAT.
By Noah Harris, Lucy Tu, and Cameron Sabet
These Are the Texts Students Sent During UNC’s Shooting Lockdown
The school’s newspaper, The Daily Tar Heel, shared the messages in a powerful front page.
By Teen Vogue Staff
A Judge Has Tossed a Lawsuit Trying to Block a Sorority from Admitting a Trans Member
In his ruling, the judge recommended that any appeal include actual legal complaints.
By James Factora
Inside the Rise Summit: Meet the Teenagers Trying to Change the World
Teen Vogue got an exclusive look into the 2023 Rise Summit in Oxford.
By Alyssa Hardy
What My Union Girl Summer At a Strike Newspaper Taught Me
Solidarity can take all kinds of forms.
By Delaney Parks
Florida HBCU Students Are Suing the State for Discrimination in Funding
FAMU students say the state is chronically underfunding its only public HBCU.
By Mia Uzzell
Almost Half of LGBTQ+ Youth Feel Unsafe at School, According to a New Survey
That number was higher for trans and gender expansive kids.
By James Factora
These Powerful Courts Decide Most of the Issues That Affect Your Life
But most people have never heard of them.
By Juvaria Khan
The College Board Is a Conservative Organization
Time and time again, the College Board has caved after criticism from Republican politicians.
By Siddhu Pachipala and Zoe Yu