Social media monopoly on news consumption calls for increased government regulation for accuracy
With majority of young Americans looking to social media for news, information must be authenticated
Ex-Westboro Baptist member tells why she left church
Megan Phelps-Roper found kindness and acceptance on Twitter despite Westboro's radical views
Staying informed is important — but not always financially feasible
Though news organizations need financial stability of subscriptions, we must recognize inequalities in awareness created by financial barriers
On media violence and the truths we don’t tell
A reflection on broken stories and how we can fix them
John Cornyn’s tweet: A reminder of the danger behind editing history to fit a political agenda
Cornyn lacked context, historical accuracy in quoting Mussolini to criticize democratic socialists
First Amendment does not unconditionally protect blocked Twitter users
Brief analysis of court cases reveal the complicated history of First Amendment protection on the public forum
Political integrity is vital to democracy — discourse on Twitter must not be an exception
Politics on Twitter has its pitfalls, but now more than ever, constituents have the power to hold their leaders accountable
Beat those winter blues by couch surfing on Netflix, Hulu during your day off
Avoid homework with these stellar TV shows guaranteed to keep you occupied while the outdoors freeze
Twitter wars between Wisconsin candidates shows popular news consumption methods need to change
Turning to Twitter for news deprives people of comprehensive news coverage, relavent information
