Online comments sections have become the town squares of the internet, where anyone who has something to say can announce it proudly to the world. But what they have to
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The messaging app Yik Yak has returned to campus in time for the new semester and is being met with mixed reactions from students. Originally launched in 2013, the anonymous-based
If you’re like me, you probably had your social media feeds light up with a new acronym in the past few weeks. If you haven’t, I might need to make
Ninety percent of the world’s data was generated in two years, according to research organization SINTEF. The tragedy in that finding is it was made in 2013, when social media was
In recognition of over 500,000 deaths caused by COVID-19 in the United States, President Biden ordered flags on federal property
Gov. Greg Abbott recently voiced his support for a bill that would protect Texans from being wrongfully banned on social
Throughout history, politicians were always somewhat removed from the rest of the general population. Social media has opened up endless
As a student journalist, practicing strict social media etiquette is non-negotiable. I have never been the person to air their
I think it is time for us to have a serious conversation about one of the saddest groups of people
How long are we going to keep giving people credit to where it’s not due? As media consumers, we continue
