Student Debt
How Congress Quietly Made It Nearly Impossible for Borrowers to Escape Their Student Loans
The story begins in the 1970s.
By Jillian Berman
What to Know About the Trump Admin’s New Student Loan Collection Policy
If you haven’t been paying your federal student loans, read this.
By Jacqui Germain
So What Is Kamala Harris Actually Going to Do on Student Debt?
More than 43 million Americans owe $1.7 trillion in student loans.
By Alí Bustamante
Biden's Student Debt Plan Paused Again After Previous Pause Expired
One estimate found the plan stands to benefit “as many as 3 in every 4 federal student loan holders.”
By Lex McMenamin
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
Student Debt Is Taxing Young People's Mental Health
Beyond the mental burden of the loans themselves, debt sometimes means people can't afford the care they need.
By Rainesford Stauffer
How to Graduate College With As Little Debt As Possible
There are ways to minimize your debt.
By Jameelah Nasheed
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
A Look At Lives Transformed By the Student Debt Crisis
Four young people share their stories.
By Jacqui Germain
What to Know About Biden’s New Student Debt Relief Plan
The administration says it would help over 30 million borrowers.
By Jane Houseal
Teen Vogue Wants to Know How Student Loan Debt Impacts Your Life
So many young Americans are saddled with student loan debt. Take our survey and tell us how it's impacting you.
By Aiyana Ishmael
Your Employer Can Now Match Your Student Loan Repayments as 401(k) Contributions
Here's how it works.
By Darreonna Davis, The 19th
What Does It Mean to Go on Student Debt Strike?
"The more I understood it's a policy failure, the more I started to realize I’m never going to pay it back."
By Tracey Onyenacho
How Big Business Is Forcing Millions of Us Into Debt
These are the vampire businesses screwing us over.
By Malaika Jabali
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
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
Private Equity Companies Are Taking Over the World
“What private equity does looks a lot like looting.”
By Jacqui Germain