Tag: social media
Incoming VP of Internal Affairs resigns during senate meeting
Incoming Vice President of Internal Affairs Rishika Salvi resigned from her 2025 - 2026 Associated Students of the University of California, Riverside (ASUCR) position.
Citing...
Take It or Leave It: Canceling it forward: positive impacts toward...
A couple of years ago, I witnessed a classmate delete an old tweet in the middle of a lecture after her friends in a...
R’Perspective: How to keep good mental health for the next four...
From his intent to control the Panama Canal and Greenland to his claims about making "America rich again" with tariffs, President Donald J. Trump...
TikTok only went dark to create a Trump praising publicity stunt
TikTok is one of the most popular social media apps today, ranking just below Meta’s platforms, Facebook and Instagram, on number of downloads as...
UCR students weigh in on the TikTok ban debate
Compiled by: Cecile Diroll, Opinions Editor & Spandana Janapati, Asst. Opinions Editor
On Jan. 18, 2025, TikTok briefly went dark in the United States (U.S.)...
Keep calm and have a Tumblr summer
Light on the internet restriction and heavy on the social media presence, the early 2010s provided many of us with an introduction to the...
Maybe LEGOs are not the answer
Recently, Murrieta Police Department’s (MPD) Instagram and other social media accounts have gained public attention for their usage of LEGO heads to replace pictures...
California lawmakers push to protect kids from social media addiction
Worldwide, 4.59 billion people use social media, and 71% of them report that it facilitates their creativity. However, lawmakers highlight social media's tendency to...
Youth mental health and safety on social media needs to be...
California, along with 40 other states, has sued Meta Platforms Inc. for designing harmful features that deliberately addict children and young adults to its...
Online abuse against women journalists can not be allowed to go...
From Anita Sarkeesian to Raisa Patel, news outlets ranging from local to national have had one journalist or another speak on the abuse that...