online

I’ll be the first to admit I’m constantly consumed by screens and media. I’d like to say it’s because I’m a Media Studies major, but I know I’m just lying to myself. Ultimately, I’d consider myself a screenager: a person in their teens or early twenties who not only understands technology, but spends a significant amount of time online. 

With pretty much every activity taking place online – from school to extracurriculars to socializing – I’ve been in more than my fair share of boring online meetings. If you haven't been, you’ll probably be in an online meeting soon enough, so here’s the Clog’s power ranking of things you can do when you’re bored in a virtual meeting.

Being a freshman and never having experienced going to a lecture or a library, I'm very excited to see the progress. But at the same time, I’m also scared. 

If professors build courses around digital, open source materials, curriculums will become not only more accessible but more dynamic and diverse, too.

Before you dive into launching your business, consider these tips coming from my experience in the online business for over eight years.

So why don’t we just log off? Many of us, for a multitude of reasons, feel compelled to stay online and keep looking at upsetting content.

Two weeks into an online spring semester, I decided that whether or not I got an internship, I was not transferring to UC Berkeley in the fall.

No matter how accustomed we've grown to using Zoom, the first impressions we had of this technology will never fade. Here are 13 funny snippets of Zoom life that I'll remember for years to come.

Instead of moping around about how drab attending classes online will be, get your back-to-school shopping on and grab some items that will make virtual learning a little easier.