College Students Grapple with Uncertain Futures and Political Anxiety
Students at Michigan State University express despair over future uncertainties, fueling political anxiety and a desire for change.
POLICY WIRE — EAST LANSING, Mich. — College students across the U.S. are increasingly anxious about their futures, with many expressing a sense of despair that is influencing their political engagement and views on the current system.
At Michigan State University, seniors like Frankie Llerandi and juniors like Julian Bautista are struggling to find internships and see their chosen careers threatened by policy changes. Their concerns reflect a broader sentiment among young people who feel the job market, housing prices, and economic stability are not in their favor.
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Despite these challenges, many students are turning to progressive candidates who promise to shake up the status quo. However, they also express frustration with political leaders who they believe are failing to address their concerns, contributing to a growing sense of disillusionment and a desire for dramatic change.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
