College students use social media for creative self-expression
With each college class, a new social media platform seems to take over.
With each college class, a new social media platform seems to take over.
Something so small like a photo challenge might not seem impactful, but this coming change of the decade means our nostalgia as twenty-somethings will only grow.
About a dozen Ithaca College students attended a follow-up open forum Dec. 12 in the Peggy Ryan Williams Center to discuss a racial incident.
This week, Sophia and Connor discuss college student’s social media usage.
A newly created social media account is raising questions about sexism in sports culture at Ithaca College.
Opinion Editor Meaghan McElroy spoke with Adornato about his book, the importance of Twitter, and the future of journalism and social media.
“Ingrid Goes West” is a multifaceted, character-rich, hilarious examination of celebrity culture, mental illness and social media addiction.
Seniors in the Martin Luther King Scholar Program presented on their examination of the role of social media in millennial activism.
Alisar Awwad created the #takeitback Project in an effort to “take back” her own identity and empathize with others.
Two Ithaca alumnae took their passion for journalism and social justice to create the politically charged “Over It!” podcast.
Fake news stories proliferated during the election, to glorify or vilify either candidate, according to a news analysis by BuzzFeed News.
As the world grows more ideologically polarized, seeking out confirmation bias grows more tempting by the day.