Sophia Gowland told Newsweek that her Gen Zers aren't afraid to "challenge outdated norms" and prioritize themselves over ...

Ghosted on dating apps, rejected by colleges and passed over for jobs – rejection isn’t fleeting for Gen Z. In fact, it’s becoming a defining feature of their collective identity.

A new report from Bank of America predicts that, by 2035, Gen Z could be the richest generation in the next decade, amassing $36 trillion in income. By 2040, that number is expected to more than ...