Investigating institutional misconduct, student welfare, compliance failures, and corporate conduct affecting young people globally.
Cybersecurity experts urge students whose data was exposed in the May 2026 Canvas breach to immediately change passwords, monitor email accounts for phishing, and place fraud alerts with credit bureaus.
The OBBBA's elimination of Grad PLUS and new borrowing caps are leaving thousands of prospective medical, law, and doctoral students without viable funding — with the July 2026 deadline just weeks away.
New data from housing advocacy groups reveals a widening affordability gap forcing students into unsafe or overcrowded accommodation, with advocates calling for mandatory rent caps near campuses.
Over 60% of fashion industry internships offered to young graduates in Europe and North America remain unpaid or below minimum wage, in apparent violation of labour law across multiple jurisdictions.
Government data shows young people waiting over a year for public mental health services — now worsened by $1B in US federal school mental health grant terminations and proposed 26% HHS budget cuts.
A TUC report finds the majority of zero-hours contract workers in the UK are aged 16–24, creating structural precarity with no income guarantee, sick pay, or employment rights.