Monthly Archives: December 2014
How Social Media is Helping & Hindering Our Milennials
In this society, if you do not have social media you may be considered an outcast. Cellphones have been in emergence for almost a decade, but with the constant release of smartphones, tablets, and laptops, young people are spending a … Continue reading
How Inclusive is Illinois’ Commitment?
The University of Illinois prides itself on its diversity, as it is home to students from all over the county and internationally who bring different perspectives and experiences. Yet some students are questioning just how inclusive the Illinois campus is to … Continue reading
A Journey Toward Technological Confidence
You don’t have to know it all before you begin . . . Coming into Multimedia Reporting, I had absolutely zero experience with using media. In fact, I hated technology! I could barely take a video on my phone, let … Continue reading
Social Media in the Gradebooks
Ever-changing and ever-growing, social media has begun to be incorporated into the University of Illinois’ curriculum.
Domestic Abuse on College Campuses
When men are the victims By Elise Feltman Domestic abuse toward Men October is domestic violence awareness month. Amidst the crisp weather and colorful leaves, people gather to discuss the issues of physical and mental abuse. Domestic violence is most … Continue reading
Professional Standards for Professors on Social Media
By Joey Gelman Social Media and the First Amendment have been a combination that has brought much debate on how to properly govern works on social media. People can be fired in the private sector for a certain post on … Continue reading