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Recent studies show that college students are determined to vote in the November elections. However, that does not mean that they trust the legitimacy of this year’s election: https://t.co/sbXkMmJeC5
While universities are opening up with reported breakouts, the CDC seems to have higher hopes for child-care centers. How and why the CDC thinks these centers should open: https://t.co/WgL1ZuwfGg
As some students go back to school, there have already been many reports of large on-campus gatherings. How college administrations are responding: https://t.co/alizReWyfC
Students are evaluated on many different aspects when they apply to colleges. But how can students be reviewed when they are missing grades and tests scores because of COVID-19? More here: https://t.co/OZsQGMvwAm
As of recently, millennials are the largest generation in the U.S and make up a large percentage of the workforce. But many millennial mothers are now unable to work because of COVID-19 and here’s why: https://t.co/hdXqFD42dg
Incarceration rates peaked at 2009 and have decreased very slowly in the previous years. How it affects millennials disproportionately: https://t.co/8JBNPrM2HQ
As the millennial generation continues to account for a larger percentage of the U.S. population, it may have noticeable effects at the office. How this demographic shift may affect the workplace dynamic: https://t.co/m7VPdZ3ZaC
Millennials have now experienced two different financial crises in their lifetimes. How this could affect them economically and how they may compare to previous generations: https://t.co/g0X3IVQ2ej
According to last month’s Census Bureau report, over half the population (50.7%) is a millennial or younger. How this shift in demographics could impact U.S. voting trends: https://t.co/EoSJdqIKYV
Millennials do not seem to have traditional experiences during their first year of marriage. How they compare to previous generations: https://t.co/as6zNOEKnS
As more schools are deciding to transition to a fully online semester this fall, many parents are trying to understand what this may mean for this children's futures. Alternative solutions for solving this dilemma: https://t.co/iYPOHiRWUo
According to recent studies, over 6,000 COVID-19 cases have been connected to U.S. colleges. What colleges had the most cases and how they are handling it: https://t.co/YH3PoCtQ6f
The recent media seems to be very focused on how the future of education will affect students in the fall. However, it is important to acknowledge the effects it will have on teachers as well. How going back to school may be harmful to teachers and more: https://t.co/MwR3rcbBEr
UC San Diego has recently published a workforce diversity report that shows a lack of improvement in hiring women in STEM field jobs. Further data can be found here: https://t.co/TmUyIgLnX7
Millennials have experienced a worse reduction in their incomes compared to other generations during this pandemic. The details and data here: https://t.co/7Kzw12BJIg
Over 50% of Gen Zers have reported that they or an individual in their household have lost their job since COVID-19. How this compares to millennials and other generations: https://t.co/9GH8RG0rtx
Deloitte has recently published their 2020 Millennial Survey, which looks to compare millennial and Gen Z views on different topic areas. The data and results here: https://t.co/0zQpwfbnur
The pandemic has caused many young adults to return to and live in their childhood homes. Other factors contributing to this trend: https://t.co/5nSp0kngQg
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