How to Go Digital in College
Say goodbye to messy folders and late assignments!
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Which is Better? Film or Digital?
In the world of professional photography, there are those who still use film and have been too stubborn to make the switch to digital...
The Burden of Digital Access Codes
With the start of a new semester comes a dreaded financial hit for students: purchasing required textbooks. As can be seen in the figure...
A 5-Step Guide To Digital Planning
Digital planning is in and paper planning is out.
AU Alumna, Rebecca Walcott Creates a New Kind of Resource for Undergraduates and Young Professionals
The Internet is riddled with articles about resume tips, how to ace an interview, and networking 101, but where do you begin?
Download Venmo for the Sake of my Sanity
This is not sponsored by Venmo. But if it was, I bet they'd send me a payment through Venmo... unlike you.
Why "Sex Education" is the Greatest Gift to Television in 2019
"Sex Education" will change the way you watch TV (forever).
Campus Style: Kenzie Kimrey
Meet Kenzie Kimrey! She is majoring in Digital Arts while sporting her trendy wardrobe.
Living in a Digitized World: The Pros and Cons of Digital Format Textbooks
In today’s fast-paced world, many things are becoming digitized. Clocks, calendars, and notebooks are slowly starting to fall out of...
5 Types of Apps You Need for Staying Organized During the New Year
From washi tape to stickers to calligraphy pens, there’s nothing that I love more than using stationery products to bring life to an empty page. But over the past few years, when it comes to planning and organization, I’ve found that going digital has helped me keep sane. I still love using my crafting supplies when I do more personal writing, like journaling, but I definitely recommend going digital, especially if you need more flexibility or are more of a perfectionist than pen and paper can accommodate for. These are the five best apps, which I use to stay organized in my everyday life:
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Seventeen Becomes Another Magazine to Ditch Print, & I'm Not OK
I officially have more issues than Seventeen.
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My First Time Entering Virtual Reality
When I was little, I wrote a story about a magical invention that could transport you into books and movies. But the invention kept you...
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The App Pandemic
So you want to pocket your phone for a while…but will society let you?
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Social Media - Does It Do More Harm Than Good?
It’s social media week, and many people will be discussing how the digital world has changed lives for the better. It is true that social...
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Check out FSU's New Innovation Hub
This is sure to be your new favorite spot on campus.
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Internship Insider: Bauer Publishing
"One of my first internship experiences was with the huge media company, Bauer Publishing."
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Twitter: It's a lot more useful than you think
Twitter, the little blue bird that keeps us up at night-- recently turned 11. Since its launch in 2006, it has maintained a pretty good rep...
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Unplug Yourself: Why Social Media Breaks Are Important
Ahh September, the month that (I’d say) requires the most adjustment AND unfair time-trading. If you’re a student, you’re most likely...
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The Best Nights Aren’t Documented on Snapchat
"If it's not on Snapchat, it didn’t happen" my ass.
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The Consumed Consumer
Millions of messages are sent daily through the use of a mobile phone. They buzz, they zip, and they hum their way past us, moving at...
