Student Voting
Arizona Passes Amendment to Extend In-State Tuition to Undocumented Students
Proposition 308 allows all Arizona high school graduates, regardless of immigration status, to pay in-state tuition at a public college.
Election 2022: Here’s Where Youth Voters Had the Biggest Impact
Voter turnout in the midterm elections among those 18-29 years old remained strong, but it lagged 2018 levels.
These North Carolina College Students Voted With Abortion Rights Top of Mind
Environmental justice, education, labor issues, and voting rights also motivated Charlotte-area college students to vote in the 2022 midterm elections.
Election Day 2022: These Are the Races Where College Students May Make a Big Impact
In areas with higher-than-average youth voters and close races, college students can have an outsized impact on election results.
Graphic Anti-Abortion Billboards Roil Many Students at UNC-Chapel Hill
They protested by blocking the billboards, which depicted aborted fetuses and compared abortion to genocide.
Youth Voter Registration Rises as Midterm Elections Approach
Analysis from CIRCLE shows an uptick in youth voter registration in swing states, but gains are not spread evenly across the country.
Students Face Barriers to Voting, but Colleges Can Help
Colleges will play a key role in educating students about how to vote, according to the American Council on Education.
New Poll of College Students Shows Deepening Political Divides
Around half of incoming college sophomores said they would not date or live with someone who votes differently.
Montana Supreme Court Strikes Down Law Allowing Concealed Carry on Campuses
The court’s decision marks the second time Montana has failed to defend its concealed carry law, which passed in early 2021.