Lizzo’s faux industry exit sparks conversation about social media toxicity
Lizzo, the American pop phenomenon, seemingly quit the entertainment industry in an Instagram post on March 29.
Maryland must unfollow big tech and create its own social media platform
Marylanders deserve to have a modern public square where we can express our ideas and ensure our data is safe.
‘Make Instagram casual again’: The beauty of the photo dump
As somewhat of a photo dump connoisseur myself, I wanted to learn more about our generation’s fascination with this social media trend.
‘Dogs love us back’: UMD professor discusses human-canine connection in book talk
Golbeck spoke to more than 75 university community members about her recently published book and discussed the connection between people and dogs.
This is not the time to speak without thinking. Jewish students ask for understanding.
We ask you to take time to learn about Jewish history and trauma.
Freshman year taught me that online image isn’t everything
College can seem scary and overwhelming. Putting pressure on yourself to have a perfect freshman year will do more harm than good.
Social media has changed the way we attend concerts
Fans go to extreme lengths in hopes of getting recognized by the artist or going viral.
The internet’s true crime obsession has gone too far
The constant online speculation and consumption of true crime media has reached a point of being potentially harmful.
Hailey Bieber and Selena Gomez alleged feud is a petty internet mess
The two have been rumored to dislike each other for years, but it is better for everyone if fans stop speculating altogether.