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Here's the image depicting a vibrant college campus scene, capturing the essence of digital communication among students, including subtle references to social media apps like Yik Yak.

The Revival of Yik Yak: Unraveling Its Impact on College Campuses

Adam Steele

In the ever-evolving landscape of social media, few platforms have experienced a rebirth quite like Yik Yak.…

July 31, 2024

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7 Easiest Healthy Meals to Make in College

Jacqueline Shweiki

College life is a whirlwind of classes, social events, and late-night study sessions, leaving little time for elaborate meal prep.…

June 27, 2024

Book Nerds: Virginia Woolf is Not a Feminist Icon

Emily Diaz, DePaul University

Renowned and praised for her radical critique of the patriarchy, Virginia Woolf remains a trailblazer for feminism despite her complex history of racism and anti-semitism.…

June 7, 2024

Dear Sabrina, ‘Please Please Please’ Give Us More More More!

Roberto Soto

It's giving Dolly, Kacey, summer, sunblock, lovelorn 70s. The second single from Sabrina Carpenter's upcoming 'Short and Sweet is nothing short of sweet.…

June 7, 2024

3 Online Clothing Stores That Promote Awareness for Your Favorite Causes

Lindsey Davis, Iowa State University

Want to demonstrate your support for a cause, but sick of annoying your Facebook friends? These three online boutiques have the solution.…

November 9, 2016

Why the Actors Who Voice Your Favorite Video Games Are Going on Strike

Mari Landgrebe, Texas State University

In the future, your favorite video game character may not have the same voice.…

November 8, 2016

5 Reasons Why a Clinton Presidency Shouldn’t Happen, but Probably Will Anyway

Jeffrey W. Cope, Texas State University

In what has certainly been a uniquely historic election, the controversy of one candidate will not end at the polls.…

November 8, 2016

3 Very Convincing Reasons Why You Should Stay in This Friday Night

Aliyah Thomas, Mount Saint Mary College

Would you rather be in bed with a bag of Doritos and Netflix or spend the night with someone else’s vomit on your shoes?…

November 8, 2016

How Popping Pills Saved My Life

Heather Ware, Bowling Green State University

Why I won’t be ashamed of my mental health medications and neither should you.…

November 8, 2016

Mastering the Art of Humblebragging: What Not to Do on Social Media

Mattie Winowitch, Waynesburg University

You’re not #blessed, you’re just bragging.…

November 7, 2016

Home Is Wherever I’m With You: Confessions from a Girl Who’s Moved—A Lot

Molly Flynn, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

'Home is where the heart is' may seem like a cliché, but I know from firsthand experience that it’s the truest of all mottos.…

November 7, 2016

The Do’s and Don’ts of Falling In Love for the First Time (and What to Do When You Fall Out)

Olivia Wickstrom, Portland State University

Do: Enjoy the little moments. Don’t: Stay in the relationship if it becomes toxic.…

November 7, 2016

3 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Ask Out That Cute Stranger

Alec Esteban Cudmore, St. Edward’s University

Be the wind to your own sails and all that, but also let’s think about this a little bit.…

November 6, 2016

Cruelty Free Beauty: Finally, a Movement You and Your Hamster Can Both Agree On

Josephine Werni, University of Minnesota Twin Cities

Animal testing for cosmetics is outdated and cruel, and switching has never been easier.…

November 5, 2016

Your Handy Election Companion: The Differing Policies of Trump and Clinton

August Wright, College of Charleston

Don’t treat the election like a personality contest; here’s an unbiased guide to the candidates’ views on the most important issues.…

November 5, 2016

Edgar Allan Poe Hosts a Dinner Party, and Nearly Everyone Dies

Joanne Paquin, Emerson College

Shipwrecked’s newest addition to the world of YouTube, Edgar Allan Poe’s Murder Mystery Dinner Party, combines humor, literature, and, of course, death.…

November 4, 2016

Linking up with LinkedIn: Can Your Online Presence Really Help Your Career?

Crissonna Tennison, UCLA

Building the right LinkedIn profile is a difficult task, but finding a job in the real world without marketing yourself is a lot tougher, folks.…

November 4, 2016

Say Goodbye to Vine, But Not to the Social Media Star

Kevin Cordon, University of California at Irvine

With Vine closing down due to other social platforms (thanks a lot, Instagram), the celebrities it produced are finding new ways to sustain their fame.…

November 4, 2016

The Right and Wrongs Ways to Approach Friends Struggling with Depression

Bri Griffith, Carlow University

Saying the right things can be difficult, but saying nothing can be deadly.…

November 3, 2016

How Wentworth Miller Is Putting an End to the Stigma of Mental Illness

Kristian Porter, Northern Kentucky University

Miller, a recently-appointed Mental Health Ambassador, seeks to encourage fellow individuals with depression to open up about their struggles.…

November 2, 2016

Who Is Adam, and Why Does He Keep Ruining Everything?

Michelle Criqui, James Madison University

During an election year where there’s no escape from the media’s lies, Adam Conover is serving up the honest truth (with a side of humor, of course).…

November 2, 2016

As the Nomadic Lifestyle Becomes More Popular, Here’s How to Find Van Heaven

Jeffrey W. Cope, Texas State University

These three YouTube channels are everything you need to know about vanning.…

November 1, 2016

Bachelor and Chain: Why I Don’t Regret Getting Married in College

Molly Flynn, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

College culture discourages students from venturing into the lands of love at a young age, but getting married at 20 has changed my life for the better.…

October 31, 2016

The Good, the Bad and the Blissfully Ignorant: Why You Should Be Reading Comments Sections

Terry Nguyen, University of Southern California

Comments sections on social media and viral articles can give you a glimpse into Americans’ opinions across political affiliations and cultural differences.…

October 31, 2016

Why Voluntouring Doesn’t Actually Help Anyone But Yourself

Mattie Winowitch, Waynesburg University

Traveling is good. Volunteering is good. Traveling while volunteering? Maybe not.…

October 31, 2016

Nearly Eight Years After Its Unveiling, the World Will Finally Get “The Last Guardian”

Al Vanderklipp, University of Michigan

After nearly a decade in development, the notoriously elusive adventure game is slated to release in early December.…

October 30, 2016

What We Learned about the New NBA Season from Opening Night

Kevin Cordon, University of California at Irvine

As anticipated, the Cavs are still holding their own, but opening night showed us some other teams setting the bar this season.…

October 28, 2016

In Lady Gaga’s ‘Joanne,; Listeners Can Hear the Maturation of an Artist

Bri Griffith, Carlow University

Though Gaga is still a meat dress-wearing show woman at heart, her new album has a soberer, more ambitious sound.…

October 27, 2016

The 2010s: The New ‘90s?

Kristian Porter, Northern Kentucky University

All of us ‘90s “kids” are now ‘90s “adults,” and we’re reliving something that no other generation has indulged in as heavily: Our childhood.…

October 26, 2016

Is Urban Exploration an Adventurous Time-Killer Or a Total Nightmare?

Maria Alvarado, Savannah College of Arts and Design

Exploring uninhabited, “haunted” buildings can lead you to some crazy, inspirational findings, but it can also leave you running for the hills.…

October 26, 2016

The Who, What, When and Where of the Much Reviled (But Pretty Helpful) WikiLeaks

Jeffrey W. Cope, Texas State University

A timeline of of the organization ten years and ten million leaked documents in the making.…

October 26, 2016

3 Scientific Theories That Will Make You Question the Point of Your Existence

Heather Ware, Bowling Green State University

Tripping balls isn’t just for Philosophy majors anymore.…

October 25, 2016

The Simpsons Have Been Predicting the Future Since 1989

Kevin Cordon, University of California at Irvine

From the Rolling Stones’ longevity to Trump’s presidential candidacy, the show has made some startling accurate predictions.…

October 25, 2016

Confessing that You’re an Alcohol Indulger to Your Non-Drinking Parents

How to Tell Your Conservative Parents That You Drink

Molly Flynn, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Many articles give advice on talking to your kids about alcohol, but how do we talk about it with our parents—especially if they don’t drink themselves?…

October 25, 2016

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