February – Page 3 – The Stillman Exchange

February 28, 2024 Staff Writer

Second Screen Viewing for Major Events: The Super Bowl

Over the course of nearly two decades, the impact of social media and new forms of media consumption and streaming have been apparent in our everyday lives, from consumer trends to discourse about pop culture. The same applies to sports and the culture that surrounds them, as fans, athletes, and everybody in between engage online about big games, trades, and so on.

Technology Trending

February 27, 2024 Staff Writer

Big Tech Executives Face Emotional Senate Hearing Amid Calls for Child Safety Legislation

In an emotionally charged Senate hearing, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologized to families of child abuse victims, acknowledging the gravity of the harm caused by social media platforms. The session, which included executives from TikTok, X, Snap, and Discord, underscored lawmakers’ desperation to implement new protections for children online.

Stillman News

February 27, 2024 Staff Writer

Club Spotlight: Pinky Swear Pack

Pinky Swear Pack is a nationwide organization of students that helps spread the message of the Pinky Swear Foundation. Recognized as a club at SHU, Pinky Swear Pack meets biweekly on Mondays at 6pm to put the ‘fun’ in fundraiser and bring awareness on campus for the cause that they support, which is raising money for childhood cancer patients and their families.

Stillman News Student Spotlight

February 27, 2024 mahondan

Student Spotlight: Payton Costenbader

It’s not often that I would look towards a freshman as someone who embodies a shining and involved student at Seton Hall, but Payton Costenbader is a special case. The type of involvement that Payton has on campus is comparable to peers that are years older than her. Payton is involved as a frequent writer in the Stillman Exchange, a member of the Accounting Club, member of Women in Business, and a certified peer educator for Dare to Care.

Trending US News

February 20, 2024 Staff Writer

Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire Primary: Recap, Analysis, and a Look Towards the Future

It’s officially presidential election season! As is tradition, the Iowa Caucus, held on Monday, January 15th, marked the official start of the Republican presidential primary calendar. Iowa is critical to the presidential primary process because it is the first state to hold a contest, and its results have been vital to propelling candidates forward to be their party’s nominee. Due to its importance, candidates always spend significant money, resources, and time in Iowa ahead of the caucus.

Opinion Opinion Features

February 15, 2024 Staff Writer

Everything Wrong with Claudine Gay’s Op-Ed

On October 8th, a coalition of 30 Harvard student groups cosigned a letter blaming the Israeli government for starting the war in Palestine. The letter received intense backlash from donors and alums, who demanded Harvard President Claudine Gay address the letter. In a statement, President Gay called for “an environment of dialogue and empathy” among rising tensions.

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