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Connecting with the Next Generation of Consumers: How Gen Z Shaped Modern Marketing

Daniel Reed

The world of marketing has undergone a dramatic transformation over time.…

October 20, 2024

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A Guide to Choosing the Right Payroll Check Printing Software

Daniel Reed

When managing payroll efficiently and accurately, businesses rely on payroll check printing software.…

October 8, 2024

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Moving Made Easy: My Experience with Boston Movers

Daniel Reed

Generally, moving is often cited as one of the most challenging things in life, but when I recently moved from my small downtown Boston apartment into a larger house out in the suburbs, I realized…

October 8, 2024

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Sustainability in Game Design: The Eco-Friendly Shift in Online Slots

Daniel Reed

Sustainability has become a buzzword across many industries, and the world of gaming is no exception.…

October 8, 2024

The Accident Involving Uber’s Self-Driving Car Changes Little for College Users

Alex Johnson, New York University

Accidents or not, students rely on the ride-sharing app and are anticipating the advent of its self-driving fleet.…

March 22, 2018

Here’s the Latest on the Austin Bombings

Alex Johnson, New York University

Investigators have begun to walk back the idea that the crimes are racially motivated, leaving detectives at a loss for a cause.…

March 20, 2018

Kim Kardashian on Vogue India’s Cover Stirs Controversy

Grace John, Rutgers University

She may be one of the world's most famous women, but was this too far?…

March 18, 2018

Is the U.S. National Anthem Racist?

Elise Bortz, New York University

Recent incidents with football players kneeling during the national anthem have people questioning one of the oldest pieces of U.S. history.…

March 15, 2018

Austin Bombings Still Lack a Clear Motive, Say Austin Police

Alex Johnson, New York University

The bombings have killed two African-American males, aged 39 and 17, and have critically injured a 75-year-old Hispanic woman.…

March 14, 2018

Why Being a Daydreamer Is a Good Thing

Catherine Gregoire, University of Texas at Austin

When your eyes drift off into the distance dramatically, good things are about to happen.…

March 13, 2018

5 Creative Outlets for Non-Creatives

Audrey Bowers, Butler University

Whether you have a creative bone in your body or not, these are for you.…

March 10, 2018

Why Everyone Needs to Listen to Sam Harris

Miranda Maples, University of Tennessee

Sam Harris is a neuroscientist, an author, a philosopher and a Brazilian jiu-jitsu participant, and he has a lot to say about the modern world.…

March 6, 2018

How Blockchain Technology Will Shape Our Future

Daniel Reed

The rising tech made popular by Bitcoin has applications extending far beyond banking and finance.…

February 27, 2018

Situationships are the New Normal Amongst Millennials

Sarah Marchan, University of Texas at San Antonio

Situationships — not-quite-casual sexual affairs with no real label — are growing more common among young people.…

February 25, 2018

The Curious Case of Cannabidiol, the Sober Man’s Marijuana

Jake Deven, The University of Texas at El Paso

Derived from the stalk of the marijuana plant and therefore THC-free, cannabidiol (CBD) offers a variety of medical benefits with none of the intoxication.…

February 25, 2018

The Beginner’s Guide to Becoming a Casino Pro

Daniel Reed

With these four tips, it won't be long till you're walking out of a casino with a backpack full of cash.…

February 19, 2018

Social Media’s Depression Jokes Normalize Mental Illness

Bonnie Wong, University of Southern California

Depression jokes have become the new social media trend, leaving many users falsely convinced that they have a mental illness.…

February 17, 2018

The 2018 Winter Olympics Are Off to a Fantastic Start for Team USA

Katie Lommen, Saint Louis University

The U.S. is dominating the Winter Olympics and even in a competitive atmosphere, countries are coming together for the sake of the games.…

February 15, 2018

How I Became a Kardashian/Jenner Fan in 11 Minutes

Jovana Vajagic, DePaul University

After years of judgment, one video made me cry and hope for the Kardashian/Jenner’s success.…

February 13, 2018

Macy’s Will Be the First Major U.S. Clothing Line to Sell Hijabs

Erin Alexander, Middle Tennessee State University

The hijabs are part of a broader line of clothing, called the Veronica Collection, designed to offer Muslim women more fashion-forward options for their clothing.…

February 12, 2018