Former College Gossip Site Founder Creates Anti-Anonymous Social Media App

Matt Ivester rejects almost everything about the website he started and became known for nearly a decade ago. Ivester created JuicyCampus, an anonymous forum college students used to spread gossip about each other, in 2007 as a recent Duke University graduate. The controversial website — which was banned and protested on some campuses, and investigated by state attorneys general —

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The 18 ‘Most Desirable’ Universities

The dating app Hinge has figured out which universities are the “most desirable.” Like the similar dating app Tinder, Hinge allows you to find eligible bachelors and bachelorettes who happen to be close enough vicinity, except Hinge requires potential matches to have mutual Facebook friends. For this reason, Hinge boasts a higher romance and retention rate than Tinder, TechCrunch reported

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How Social Media Can Hide Signs Of Trouble Among Students

Madison Holleran’s online persona depicted the life of a thriving college freshman, filled with friends, family and a love for running track. But behind the social media facade, the student athlete was dealing with depression and suicidal thoughts. On Jan. 17, 2014, Holleran, a 19-year-old University of Pennsylvania student, leapt off a nine story parking garage in Philadelphia. Holleran’s story

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