Uayki brings digital access to Peruvian communities
The nonprofit works with freshmen in a Marshall School of Business program.
Tag Archive for: internet
Former President Bill Clinton speaks at USC
The 42nd President and founder of the Clinton Foundation spoke on interdependence and cooperation, as well as issues in the global community.
Internet bug Heartbleed gathers private user information
If you’ve been on the internet recently (guaranteed as you are more than likely a college student reading this column), you’ve likely heard about Heartbleed. It’s scaring nearly every major site and server out there. Though an internet bug isn’t anything new, Heartbleed in particular has had every developer and coder working night shifts to […]
The Internet celebrates 20th birthday
Tuesday marked the 20th anniversary of the creation of World Wide Web. The organization responsible for building the Internet, CERN, also created the Large Hadron Collider, which may or may not have broken the speed of light in 2011. British scientist Tim Berners-Lee drafted a series of proposals in 1989 that eventually led to the […]
The risk of online relationships
All over the news, we’ve been hearing about Manti Te’o’s unfortunate situation – the Heisman contender recently found out that his long-term girlfriend, who was presumed to be dead, never existed to begin with. As if we didn’t already know, the Internet has become a vital medium in which society interacts with one another: From […]
USC Wireless’ December issues resolved
Students faced challenges accessing the internet during finals week of fall semester.
USC Wireless outages lead to frustration
The wireless network, which has been spotty since Tuesday, is the result of faulty hardware.
Onion editors address role of satire in media
The Onion was founded in 1988 by students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Spotify needs independent social network
There should be more innovation and less reliance on Facebook as an avenue for greater publicity.
Negative mindsets magnified online
I rarely expect heated responses to my column. Topics like programming, statistics and internet slang don’t exactly pull at the heartstrings. A month ago, though, the comment section on one of many columns turned into an argument about the possible fabrication of the Holocaust. The link between that column and the Holocaust was weak at best, […]