by ANN KARR Staff Writer 2026 is the new 2016. Or at least that's what social media's been telling us....
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by HARSHA RAVURI Staff Writer It’s not a secret that social media is the most common news source for college...
by CLAIRE MARSHALL WATKINS Opinion Editor I deactivated my Instagram accounts in mid February. A week later I got a...
by SOPHIA TOMPKINS Staff Writer Last year, I set a reading goal of 12 books and reached it in March....
by WILL ROBINSON AND EMMA KINGKEO Staff Writer and News Editor At approximately 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, TikTok went offline...
by NICHOLAS DECOLA Staff Writer In a world blurred by the glow of screens and the buzz of notifications, a...
by HARRIET KING Staff Writer We are in the age of opinions; the online world has opened countless opportunities for...
by SHELBY GRAY HERZOG Staff Writer Banning TikTok will harm content creators and users by removing a valuable platform for...
NORAH WALSH Associate Editor We need to argue more often with each other. We need to get frustrated, analyze our...
DEVON MACHANDE Staff Writer I deleted all social media from my phone back in May 2021. Prior to doing so,...
RAJAI WALTON Staff Writer Izzy Schimp, an environmental earth science major, spends an average of five hours and 10 minutes...
NICKLAUS WOHLER Staff Writer I’m sure I’m not alone in admitting that I often fall victim to the trap that...
GABRIEL MATTESON Staff Writer With the challenges of the pandemic, finding meaningful connections may feel impossible. But one challenger stepped...
By DAVID STROBACH “The University of Mary Washington is committed to creating a community that is diverse, inclusive and affirming...
By: Nick Nammack Last week the officers of the UMW boxing club virtually gathered to discuss how the team would...
by VICTORIA PERCHERKE & EMILY SEFF Staff Writers Campus clubs are adapting to social distancing by holding elections through Google...
By JAMES PRYOR Staff Writer Since the deletion of the popular six-second video app, Vine, the internet community has been...
By GRACE WINFIELD Viewpoints Editor There are hundreds of studies proving that high-volume social media use has a negative effect...
By MACKENZIE HARD Staff Writer Four women have announced their run for the 2020 presidential election so far, marking the...
By TREVOR YOUNG Staff Writer Tuesday, Mar. 27 was a dreary and overcast day, but out on the University Center...
By JOSE REYES Staff Writer Pick your head up, take a deep breath in, and have a look around. In...
By ALEXIS ZIRPMOULIS Staff Writer Is your private life truly private? Whether it be Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Snapchat, most...
By LUBNA AKHTAR Staff Writer With classes wrapping up and finals approaching fast it could be beneficial to ponder for...
By HANNAH GALEONE Senior Writer The University of Mary Washington has over 150 different clubs and organizations, adding new ones...
By LUBNA AKHTAR Staff Writer With the internet timelines of our friends, family, and peers directly at our fingertips, it...
By ANDREW ARENAS On Oct. 27 of 2016, Twitter announced that it would shut down Vine, a video sharing service they...
By VALERIE GIBSONScrolling through Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and other various other social media sites, it seems as though you are...
By IZZY BRIONES Talk of sugar daddies, junk food and Thomas Jefferson were just a few of the courses that Monday...
By JONATHON MYERS The 2016 election is slated to be a complete farce, not because of the candidates, but the voters....
By THE BLUE & GRAY PRESS STAFF Social media has become an essential part of the, specifically, teenage American culture....