Gen z

Sociologist, author and work-life fulfillment expert Dr. Tracy Brower uncovers what employers can do to attract Gen Z talent.

A college atmosphere that treats mainstream center-right opinions as HR violations sets students up for a rude awakening after graduation.

As the NBC comedy sketch show remains on an extended hiatus amid the writers' strike, viewers have weighed in with their thoughts.

The president's new plans for student loan relief could hand him a "win-win" for 2024, political experts say.

Millennials and Gen Z have been shaped by economic and public health crises, which impacts how they engage with healthcare and healthcare sales.

Thursday's congressional report comes a week after two bipartisan bills targeting a trade rule that benefits Chinese retailers like Shein were introduced.

Pollsters asked 1,500 U.S. adults how often they would wear the same underwear for more than a day.

Lawmakers and other elected officials ought to remember that many voters are in the Gen Z and eventually Gen Alpha crowd.

More Americans are identifying as socially conservative, but one demographic is moving in the other direction.

We know what needs to be healed, and how to heal it. It's time to get to work to keep kids safe and well.

A new report shows Gen-Z males are more willing to embrace more regressive views on feminism and social justice at a time Democrats need them most.

"The eight-hour workday no longer has as much relevance in the corporate world," Gabrielle Judge, founder of The Anti Work Girlboss told Newsweek.

Meghan Markle's positive messaging about feminism may well have paid off with young Americans who prefer her to Prince Harry.

Only 74 percent of Gen Z wants the chance to give their boss a performance review, a new poll has revealed.

Young Britons dealt King Charles III a blow days out from his coronation as more of Generation Z backed abolishing the monarchy than keeping it in new polling.

Around 60 percent of millennials approved of making pronouns a requirement on work emails, but a majority of Gen Z feels differently, a poll found.

More than 50 percent of young adults believe it's not OK to refer to males and females as "guys," according to exclusive research for Newsweek.

According to exclusive research for Newsweek, over 50 percent of young adults would be more likely to consider having children if the cost of living was lower.

Newsweek spoke to a couple who charge their kids $200 a month to live at home, and it seems they are not alone, as 70% of parents said they would also charge.

Concerns about TikTok becoming a threat to national security have been fueled by bipartisan support in Congress.

Social media has become a real tool for communication and shopping; it's no longer the novelty it was a decade ago.

When it comes to splitting household finances, Gen Z believes that the higher earner should pay more of the bills.

"Young people need hope in the midst of a climate emergency," Elise Joshi, the acting executive director of Gen-Z for Change, told Newsweek.

Gen Zers and millennials have been driving the recent change in the recognition and growth of LGBTQ+ identities.

Experts give Newsweek their opinion after a debate raged online over the appropriateness of sex scenes in movies and TV shows.

A rising number of people in their 20s and early 30s are abandoning conventional pathways in favor of "squiggly careers". But, is it benefiting or hindering gen z?

Newsweek's "The Royal Report" looks at how the prince's memoir "Spare" has destabilized Harry and Meghan's core support demographics.

If political strategists want to garner more votes, they should look no further than Gen Z.

Gen Z Brits now clearly favor abolishing the monarchy, with just 5 percent feeling "very positive" about King Charles III's family.

Any party, campaign, donor, or organization not investing today in organizing young people is already behind—and that could have disastrous consequences for our democracy.