Tag: social media

This Monday, Drexel students began their third fully-online term, coinciding with agitating civic events in the country amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the new rise of…

Social media platforms have taken over the world. There’s no point denying this as billions of people are using “likes” to make them feel good…

If you spend time on any media platform, you have likely been a witness to cancel culture. It refers to the popular Internet phenomenon of…

The steady march of technology keeps moving faster and faster. Computers have revolutionized the working world, taking spreadsheets, calculations and designs from being menial tasks…

Social media receives so much backlash for creating false images of people we idolize, quickly becoming a tool for cyberbullying and turning into a mindless…

I am a 2000s baby. What does that infer? Oh yeah. Likes. We love nothing more than a ratio of likes on Instagram to our…

Janine Erato is the owner of Drexel’s therapy dogs: Chai and Espresso. She brings Chai and Espresso to campus events throughout the term. This interview…

The world is nothing like we would have expected a few years ago. Donald Trump is the president — enough said. Overall, the 2016 presidential…

I downloaded Tinder when I was 16 years old. Though that may seem young to be traversing a dicey plane of internet culture, I was…

A recent study from the College of Computing and Informatics at Drexel University investigated how and why people disclose stigmatized events, such as pregnancy loss,…