Listicles and clickbaits: the downfall of journalism
Drop in newspaper circulation has a deep ripple effect on the content produced in the world of journalism.
Let us grieve whether in person or online
Critics of online mourning of public figures fail to recognize the complexity of celebrity and human grief.
Money creates a YouTube Red Scare
YouTube users should be wary but optimistic of the new subscription service.
Step down from your social media platform
Take caution when using social media as a PSA soapbox for personal or political opinions.
Instagram account showcases student photography
The Biola Student Life Instagram account allows users to enter a weekly photography contest judged by students and faculty from different disciplines.
Tech businesses must guard their users
The burden of security lies with the company, not solely the individual.
Social media mirrors an online Hollywood
While the quest for fame remains the same, the path to achieve it is changing.
Anonymous comments pierce performers
Negative feedback on Biola Confessions and Yik Yak disheartens members of chapel bands.
Sharing means intimacy
The majority of students feel comfortable sharing passwords with a significant other.
Words from the wise: Living as the family of God
Provost Dr. David Nystrom calls students to be cautious when using social media, and discourages any cruel or discriminatory behavior encouraged by the anonymity of these sites.
How ice water can save lives or drown a campaign
Jenny Oetzell shares her views on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, and questions the motives behind some of its participants.
When asked to describe their daughter, Amber Delgado, her family said: “She was the kind of person you noticed the moment she walked into a...