The Curtailment of the Right to Protest

Recent graduate Tom Hannah sees the throttling of the voice of protest as a serious infringement of intergenerational justice

5.5% Interest: My Student Loan Story

Recent graduate Jessica Jones draws attention to the costly and insecure terms of student debt, what it might mean to have this hanging over you for the rest of your working life, and how few students even know what they’ve entered into

The New Generation: Spanish Lessons for UK

In a recent poll in Spain, two new parties with leaders in their 30s attracted more support than the two established parties combined. Tim Lund says that there is a lesson here for British political leaders

Latest data show slight fall in NEETs

David Kingman looks at the latest data on the number of young people who are Not in Education, Employment or Training in the UK, which suggest some reasons for optimism

Are student grants going to be axed by BIS?

David Kingman addresses the recent reports which suggest that maintenance grants for students may be cut as the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) looks to find substantial savings in its annual spending