In an environment tailored for smartphone users, there is value in stepping back and assessing what we’ve lost now that we have devices that give us constant distraction.
Opinions, Column
You Won’t Believe What Joe Biden Said On Thursday
Coming at you this week, we have exquisite commentary on wild self-destructive libertinism and good ol’ Uncle Joe. ‘The Onion’ would have you believe that those two are one and the same.
Arts, Column
The Tinder Games: What I Learned From The Dating App
A brief round in the Tinder Games reveals what social media should be used for: making connections.
Opinions, Column
Union, Bears, And Celebrity Divorces
In this Monday’s TU/TD, we digest Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger’s divorce, critique the Secret Service, and celebrate apple juice. All in a day’s work.
Opinions, Editorials
BC Makes New Investment In Teaching Excellence
The new Center for Teaching Excellence creates a central location on campus with resources and training for professors and graduate students to create a better classroom experience.
Arts, On Campus, Off Campus, Column
Why I Quit Instagram
As an experiment, I deleted 419 photos, collected over two years, five months, and four days. Leaving Instagram was a matter of give up an addiction
Arts, On Campus, Column
Why Millennials Just Can’t Put Their Phones Down
Technology may be making living and even learning easier for Millennials, but at what cost?
Column
Why I’m Not On Social Media
Everyone is on social media today, but I still don’t have a single account. After the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge phenomena, however, I’ve come to appreciate the power of social media.
