5 Moments in Hispanic American History You Need To Know
In honor of Hispanic American History Month, here are some forgotten icons and moments that you probably didn’t learn about in your history class.
Journalism
Organizing Tomorrow, Today: The Youth Vote Sets To Change American Politics (Opinion)
College campuses around the country could change the face of the election.
Is Facebook Portal the New Television? Or the Next “Telescreen”?
Facebook wants to put a camera in your home. What could go wrong?
Laramie High Schoolers Navigate Town’s Past With Help Of ‘The Laramie Project’
Twenty years later: theatre students study a hometown tragedy that had a national impact.
YouTube’s Clickbait Problem Is Out of Hand, and There May Be No Fixing It
Successful YouTubers like Lannan “LazarBeam” Eacott are finding their content stolen… and the tech giant can’t seem to help.
Voter Registration Deadlines: State by State
The midterm elections are less than a month away. We’ve pulled together a quick guide to everything you need to know about how to register in your state by mail, online or in person.
You Should Have a Linkedin Account, Even if You Have No Work Experience
Teens and college students take note: the world’s most buttoned up social media platform can help you.
High School Vice Principal On Leave For Saying Girls “Pretty Much Ruin Everything”
Adults say the darnedest things.
50 Million Facebook Users Were Hacked Last Week, and Almost Nobody Noticed
“There’s nothing you can do right now.”