‘Ignore it’: Despite Industry Growth, Some Women in Gaming Say Online Aggression Persists
Women still remain underrepresented in the competitive gaming world.
Collaborations
Stories from the Utah College Media Collaborative and University of Utah class COMM 1610
‘No cap’: How Gen Z Slang is Shaking up Office Talk
Gen Z shares how their lingo is changing up the traditional office environment.
What College Students Think About Beauty Filters and Their Impact on Mental Health
College students share how AR beauty filters affect their self-perception and how they lead to unfavorable comparisons of physical beauty.
Tragedy, TikToks, Taboo Jokes: Understanding Gen Z’s Humor
For Gen Z, dark humor serves a purpose beyond mere entertainment, often functioning as a coping mechanism for mental health challenges.
Navigating Communication and Media Consumption in the Digital Era
Whether by choice or by social standards, navigating online life has become a must in newer generations.
SLCC Students Share What It Means To Be ‘chronically online’
Six Salt Lake Community College students recently shared their views on what they think constitutes being “chronically online” and got frank about their own online usage.
Psychedelics: Mental Health Medication or Just Another Trip?
Utah is among the first states to legalize psychedelics as medication for treating mental health. The law allows medical professionals at University of Utah Health and Intermountain Health to prescribe psilocybin and MDMA in conjunction with guided therapy.
