As our world becomes more virtual, we're getting closer to living in the world depicted in WALL-E, emulated by our new loss of snow days.

While social media filters can be fun, they also perpetuate beauty standards that can make people feel insecure, anxious, and lose their perception of themselves.

This newest gizmo brings up the recurring idea that the world relies too heavily on apps.

By accepting the $479 million government contract, Microsoft is essentially building technology to help U.S. troops become desensitized to murder.

Apple's new update aims to raise awareness on how much we use our phones. Joke's on them—it's not going to fix a thing.

Although handy for focusing or jamming out, constantly using headphones on campus could have a detrimental effect on social interaction here at BC.

Generation X notoriously criticizes Generation Z for its reliance on technology; nonetheless, by having the world at their fingertips, kids today are becoming increasingly well-rounded and empathic.

"Being Social Before Social Media", an exhibit currently on display in Burns Library, sheds like on how students interacted before the era of texts, Facebook, and Snapchat.