Alex Mendoza, Assistant News Editor
• November 5, 2024
In this day and age, we get our information through technology and social media outlets, whether that information is true, false or open to discussion. We take things either too literally or with a grain...
Many of us grew up with access to the internet. It’s been present our whole lives and, in many ways, has been beneficial. We can make new friends, find communities that align with our interests and have...
Toxic friends and relationships are everywhere these days and it’s your job to identify the toxic people in your life so you can move on to have a better future.
Toxic people are consistently flaky,...
The College of Liberal Arts hosted “Innovative Approaches to Research: A Case Study for Social Media as Archives” on Nov. 8.
The event was a presentation by Assistant Professor of History Cacee...
Lauren Wojcuich said Americans are “ridiculously embarrassed to be wrong.”
The senior communication studies major said American politics have become a hard divide between Republicans and Democrats.
“Instead...
Ron Rochon said being president has been busier than he ever anticipated.
“People tell you and they kind of prepare you for the schedule, but until you get in the chair, you just don’t understand...
Now, more than ever, we are all connected through social media, but its is important to remember there is more to life than the endless collection of likes and dislikes.
“I shared your post on Facebook!”
“Dude,...
This past month has been the wildest for politics since, well, last month.
But if you have any grievances about our nation, you have to recognize that the time for passiveness is over.
What good...
Rain drops raced down the freshly washed windows as the chatter filled room hushed to an expectant silence.
Brad Byrd, lead news anchor for Eyewitness News, cleared his throat and thanked the room of...
I recently attended a Cleveland Indians game, my first major league baseball game.
My expectations for the game were loosely based on movies I’d seen which took place in the 50s.
Social media is a tool.
If one is able to continuously evolve in the mechanics, accomplishments are limitless. The problem is, too many people use social media to expose their Achilles heal.
Illustration by Philip Kuhns
Seated behind the screen of his Apple laptop, Brandon Parker clicks between web browser tabs.
The content of the pages is almost exclusively political—articles and statistics...
