By Ben Alfonsin More users rely on mobile platforms to get online than ever before, particularly those in vulnerable socioeconomic positions. To Johanna Dunaway, a Texas A&M University professor who studies the interactions of cultural groups and technology, smart devices are a great asset to those who would otherwise not be able to utilize a […]
The Best 2014 Super Bowl Commercials
February 3, 2014 by
Last night was rough — especially if you’re a Denver Broncos fan. As much as we love our Tech alumni ( Wes Welker, Manny Ramirez, and Louis Vasquez), the game was an utter blowout — Seahawks 48, Broncos 8. There was a lot of running, catching, and flailing made by all on the field. The […]
Bag Attack: Ben Jarvis
July 16, 2013 by
Everyone carries one around campus, unless you’re that really cool freshman, and everyone is packing something different. Bag Attack is the spur of the moment feature that spotlights what you carry around campus. Is there a story behind that broken computer screen or was it a clumsy mistake on the worst day of your life? […]
Filibustered! – 10 Things to Know, March 7
March 7, 2013 by
1. Yes, We Have a Supreme Court – The Student Government Association is going to be holding a Supreme Court hearing tonight. Yeah. For real. The Hub@TTU 1.5. SHUT THE @#^& UP! – Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky) talked for 13 hours straight on the Senate floor to block the confirmation of President Obama’s selection for […]
Facebook Can Improve Memory!? – 10 Things to Know, March 6th
March 6, 2013 by
Distractions: So you know how oftentimes you might mosey on over to Facebook instead of studying for that exam? Turns out, Facebook could help you improve your memory. – Time Controversial Chavez: Hugo Chavez died at 58 yesterday. Venezuelan government and military attempting to show solidarity. – CNN 500 Years Later…: Jews of Spanish heritage are being […]
