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Standing up to Harvard — an online effort to take action against Harvard’s policy banning same-sex organizations — flooded social media feeds this week. As a member of the Delta […]
Social media has taken over the world. People were once fairly private with more serious matters, only talking about them in person with close family or friends. Nowadays, social media […]
I didn’t take to the Federalist Papers right away when I started to become interested in politics, public policy and law. I’m willing to bet most others don’t do that […]
A child of the ‘60s, Elizabeth Brandt, a University of Idaho professor of law, said she knows how deeply social movements can impact young lives. However, the way social movements […]
Everyone has a Facebook, but does anyone actually like it? There is a recent movement to leave Facebook called #DeleteFacebook, spurred on by news of a political data firm gaining […]
What problem will our generation create for the next generation to solve? Good luck I see some serious Black Mirror stuff in our near future. The next generation is […]
How often do you really engage with Facebook? “Engagement” doesn’t mean listlessly scrolling through the News Feed and watching a video or two.
Hi. My name is Lindsay and I’m addicted to social media. I have a personal Facebook page, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram that I check on a regular basis. I check […]
Identity theft is often thought of as connected to credit card fraud that leaves financial futures in shambles. But recent developments in the social media world have revealed a new […]
ESPN changed its company-wide social media policy this week in response to the controversy surrounding host Jemele Hill’s inflammatory comments regarding President Donald Trump and the national anthem protests.