Handshake, a job posting board in its third year at universities around the country, has replaced UA’s Career Link/College Central Network — which had over 5,800 participating employers. The new job...
This month is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). Campus sexual assault has long been an issue and in 2016, it is more visible than ever. Many groups -from student activists, dean of students, and Greek...
On social media, #NeverTrump is the one of the biggest movements related to the presidential race. Despite Donald Trump’s audacious insults towards women, Hispanics, Muslims, the disabled, and immigrants,...
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If dance is intended to evoke emotions from the audience, Drake definitely accomplishes this goal in his music video for “Hotline bling”—as long as the emotions are confusion and perhaps a bit of...
Social media has become somewhat of an epidemic in the last few years, as its presence has grown significantly. From the very beginning, social media has been a great channel for individuals to get in...
In a world full of censorship and judgment, there should be a place for anonymous expression of ideas.
That is the philosophy that led to Yik Yak, the new social media app that is sweeping college campuses...
Social media use is growing every day, and with it comes a new tool for potential burglars.
Around 78 percent of former burglars use Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare to find empty houses, according...
By Olivia Kurylo, Editor-in-Chief • November 3, 2023
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