Within the past month, the Omicron variant of the COVID virus has ravaged through the United States. The daily average on January 13th was 803,780 cases, a record-breaking number throughout ...

Boston College hosted a panel discussion on the ways privacy and democracy intersected, especially in an era of global technology.

Maybe having an internet secret agent who curates ads to your interests and listens to your conversations isn't so bad.

The federal government's failure to regulate Facebook and other tech companies leaves them free to act on their own interests instead of the public's.

Despite the amounting critique regarding privacy and security, Snap Maps, if used correctly, can provide users with an opportunity to learn about the world and keep a watchful eye on ...

Policy changes with regards to sexual assault and alcohol resources allow for students to seek help without the fear of being identified or targeted.

From drinking games to holiday lights, the RHA Town Hall meeting addressed concerns about life on campus.

Is Facebook losing its grip on the social media monopoly?