Like many students at St. Joe’s, Saraiah Ferguson ’25 spends an estimated 10 hours per week scrolling through social media apps such as Snapchat, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok, checking these accounts...
Like a lot of off-campus students, Thomas Sweeney ’22 and his roommates have trouble connecting to class online.
“Sometimes when one of my roommates is logging into class, he’ll have to run to his...
How the internet commodifies black culture
If you haven’t heard the song “Lottery (Renegade)” by K Camp or seen the viral dance that accompanies the song on TikTok, then you’ve definitely been...
When she was a sophomore in college, Jenny Fritz ’20 started modeling and posting photos taken by local photographers on her Instagram, which she used as her portfolio. A year and a half later, Fritz...
The beauty in what constitutes humor nowadays
There was a little boy sitting on the street. A man, Noah Centineo, approached this little boy and said, “It doesn’t matter what you’ve done. It matters...
The implications of repealing internet protections
We are living in the most connected society of human history. Never before has the creation, storage and sharing of content been so widespread and so...
