Humour and war: The ‘memeification’ of conflict
How meme culture is bleeding into conflicts through pop culture
Tagged: social media
The rise and fall of Duolingo’s public persona
Examining the marketing pioneer’s switch to scrutiny
How girl dinner walked so savoury girl could eat
Why the social media trends are taking over, what they symbolise
A new starting lineup in the sports scene: WAGs
Mia Smith, Staff Writer | The sports scene has some new players: the wives and girlfriends of athletes, otherwise known as WAGs. Social media has been taken by storm by these women. Women like...
TikTok on the clock
Karra Smith, Staff Writer | TikTok has been one of the most popular apps over the past few years, with it ranking first for popularity in 2020, 2021, and 2022 according to Forbes annual...
Rotting through reading week
Exploring TikTok’s “bed-rotting” and psychological “languishing” in the context of university
Generation Alpha: “Can be good, and terribly bad for too many reasons.”
By Arroy (AJ) Jacob, Staff Writer As the clock of human history continues ticking, the spotlight shifts onto a new set of cast on stage. Since the years 1997 and 2012 the spotlight was...
