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In today’s ever technologically advancing world, access to any information, image or video is quite literally at our fingertips. With smartphone users becoming the global majority, we are experiencing unprecedented […]
Before the era of smartphones, the internet, and social media, fame was an elusive concept. Having the whole world know your name was tantalizing and, for most, impossible to achieve. […]
How often do you check your phone each day? I bet that you say at least 5-10 times a day. Even if not, you’re still subjected to endless media trends […]
With students living on and off campus, it’s not uncommon to see them driving around, bustling to classes with headphones blaring. Although it may make you feel like Captain America, […]
Most of us are well-versed in what occurred on Sept. 11. 23 years ago, in New York and Washington, D.C. This was largely thanks to our public education, where we […]
“Kamala IS a brat,” declared Charli XCX, a longtime pop star who has recently skyrocketed to A-list fame with her latest album. Posted to X on July 21, the same […]
Young voters, now more than ever, seem to be reinvigorated by a recent turn of events for the 2024 presidential election. Newly nominated Vice President Kamala Harris, even at 59 […]
With the upcoming election cycle, as well as the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, political aggression is coming to the forefront. Even smaller towns in states that most […]
I have been thinking a lot lately about how important freedom of the press is for our society. Freedom of the press gives writers the right to publish and distribute […]
As America gears up for its 60th presidential election, a new contender with a familiar name has emerged onto the scene: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Running as a third-party, independent […]