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  • Palin's Ploy for Young Voters

    Cora Currier

    She's not cool enough to make up for the fact that the GOP has nothing to offer young voters.

  • Schooled by the Storm

    Elizabeth Giegerich : Higher Education

    Three years after Hurricane Katrina, Tulane University thrives, due in part to its revamped commitment to community.

  • From Slingshots to Solutions: Goals for Organizers

    Matthew Birkhold & Calvin Williams | The recent RNC demonstrations reveal that activists have some work to do.

  • The Party Crashers

    Michael Gould-Wartofsky : Activism & Organizing

    Thousands of young activists are poised to protest at the Democratic and Republican conventions. In the age of Obama, is street protest still relevant?

  • Power Vote

    Peter Rothberg

    New effort to build a green youth voter bloc of one million is growing.

  • Doing More With Less

    Michael Connery

    Youth turnout expectations are higher than ever. So why is funding for young voter mobilization drying up?

  • Virginia's Young Voters on a Roll

    Cora Currier

    First-time Democratic voters in this once solidly red state are helping to make it an Obama battleground.

  • It's the Economy, Duh.

    Cora Currier

    A new poll shows young voters are still solidly behind Obama and the Democrats, but they need economic reform that works for them. Ultimately, they're the ones footing the bill.

  • Now What?: An Interview With an Iraq Veteran

    De Nishia Yearby | Kareem Lawrence is trying to adjust to his daily life after returning wounded, and angry, from two tours of Iraq.

  • The X-Box Vote

    Cora Currier

    Rock the Vote and X-Box are going after couch potatoes, offering an easy way to register to vote online. But come Election Day, they'll still have to leave the couch.

  • Even "Maverick McCain" Can't Connect with Young Voters

    Michael Connery

    The Republican Brand is sinking among young voters.

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