The Josh Fight is the latest example of meme turned reality
A crowd of Joshes flocked to Nebraska to battle over the right to the title ‘The Josh.’
UMD SGA social media campaign raises awareness of racial injustice in the workforce
The campaign runs from March 15 through April 26.
Clubhouse isn’t user-friendly, but that may not be a bad thing
The pseudo-networking app isn't the easiest for everyone
Offbeat Episode 9 goes behind the scenes of LGBTQ TikTok
Among the dances and viral challenges on TikTok, there’s a thriving queer community.
Social media can be a tool for political education, but only if politicians use it correctly
Politicians should learn from activists and the masses when considering their use of Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
Schools and colleges should teach digital etiquette
We can avoid messy Zoom chatboxes and unhelpfully unmuted questions.
UMD students profit off of GameStop gains during Wall Street frenzy
The frenzy hurt billionaires and hedge funds, while the students took pride in their successes.
Trump wants to eliminate Section 230. Here’s why that’s a bad idea.
Social media companies should be able to regulate content without worrying about liabilities.
UMD professor challenges students to go viral for social networking course
"It's really a very practical application of a lot of interesting theory."
With most classes online, some UMD students are turning to GroupMe
Being online instead of with peers in a classroom, many students are using the messaging app more this semester to help them communicate with classmates.