December 9, 2019 How do 2020 Voters Feel about the State of the Economy? As we anticipate the upcoming 2020 election, it’s important to assess the outlook 2020 voters have on the national debt and the evolving economy... Read More
December 2, 2019 What Would Happen if Student Debt Vanished? College graduates who choose to pursue a career in education, health, law enforcement and other public service sectors can qualify for a student... Read More
November 20, 2019 What is Important to College Students? Axios recently conducted a study to find out which issues are most discussed on college campuses. The student newspaper editors of 120 different... Read More
November 12, 2019 How is the National Debt Measured? In November 2019, the federal government's outstanding public debt surpassed $23 trillion for the first time in history. But what does public debt... Read More
October 23, 2019 Understanding the Changing Demographics of College Enrollment College enrollment decreased by 1.7% between spring 2018 and spring 2019. That trend has been consistent during the past eight years and is... Read More
October 16, 2019 Up to Us Alumni Gain Access to Harvard Business School Sustainability Courses We have an exciting announcement for our growing alumni community. Up to Us will now offer free Harvard Business School online courses to Up to Us... Read More
September 6, 2019 Up to Us Participants Make Waves in Washington DC The Up to Us program empowers students to educate peers on the long-term national debt and what our generation can do to have a voice in raising... Read More
August 19, 2019 Young Adults are Redefining Democracy Millennials and Gen Zers grew up in a political and economic climate that drastically differs from the world previous generations grew up in. As a... Read More
August 12, 2019 How does Federal Budgeting and Spending Work? The current national debt has passed the $22 trillion mark and it keeps growing. The debt is the result of annual budgets that weren't balanced and... Read More
July 29, 2019 What is the Economic Outlook for 18- to 24-Year-olds after Graduation? In 2018, a majority of high school graduates between 16 and 24 were enrolled in college. The enrollment rate of this age group was 66.9% for men and... Read More
July 22, 2019 Why the National Debt could be a Major Issue During the 2020 Election Cycle A recent Gallup poll found that 50% of Americans are worried about federal spending. There is an awareness that the current level of spending isn't... Read More
July 16, 2019 New Trends in Corporate Philanthropy Corporate giving increased by 8% between 2016 and 2017. Businesses are becoming more aware of the positive impact they can have on societal issues... Read More
