Counting friends can be harmful
Quantifying our relationships might seem necessary, but it could also have repercussions.
Tag Archive for: social media
More college professors embracing social media
According to the study, 20 percent of teachers require students to interact online.
More students use internet to find jobs
A study found that almost 28 percent of college students plan to use LinkedIn for networking.
Students say social media aided revolts
The Office of International Services hosted a panel with four Middle Eastern students.
Social media part of 21st century college sports
With the rise of Facebook and Twitter, athletic departments challenged to monitor athletes.
Masses will protect Internet rights
Around the world protesters are using social media to spread their messages and stage massive rallies.
Social media gears up for inauguration
The university will utilize Facebook, Foursquare and Twitter to promote the Inauguration of President C.L. Max Nikias.
Students aid immigrant interaction
VozMob aims to help immigrants share stories about their lives on its online forum.
‘Old school’ doesn’t quite equal ‘better’
The ability of today’s youth to multitask makes online media an asset, not a conduit for laziness.
Twitter gives USC students new avenue for information
To Tweet or not to Tweet? That is the question. After signing up for Twitter, I found myself compelled to Tweet something as proof of my membership. With no followers, my first tweet in May 2009 read, “ah twitter confuses me,” and after a few more insignificant status updates that week, @Beccalett remained out of […]