Team Fluff won Puppy Bowl 22 with a score of 73-69 over Team Ruff. The game was back and forth in terms of scoring, with Team Ruff having a six-point lead over Team Fluff at half, but in the end, Team ...

In the 2024 election, nine in 10 registered voters said that the economy was one of the top issues—and as the election results show, voters trust Donald Trump to handle things. But why? Throughout his ...

Instagram Reels, which launched in 2020, has U.S. college students scrolling for hours, watching videos that an algorithm has prepared for them. Reels give students access to free and endless content.

In anticipation of her upcoming album releasing in June, “You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love,” Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo released a new single titled “drop dead.” In its ...

At JPMorgan Chase, America’s largest bank, executives recently launched a new “bossware” tool to monitor the reported working hours of junior bankers. The tool, pitched to employees as a welfare check ...

History was made at this year’s Paris Fashion Week when 10-year-old Max Alexander debuted his new collection of Fall/Winter women’s ready to wear clothing, making him the youngest designer to walk the ...

Amazon’s Career Choice program grants Amazon employees access to education at eight participating CUNY schools, with covered tuition and fee costs. The CUNY and Amazon partnership began in January.

Corpus Christi is in danger of a potential water emergency. The eighth-largest city in Texas is currently on track to dry up its reservoirs, which would leave citizens, industries and businesses ...

Nashville-born artist Red Grooms painted “Masters at the Met,” in 2002, an artwork depicting a group of cartoonish New Yorkers exploring the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Currently the painting is ...

Welcome to In Tune with WBMB, a weekly column where a member of the station covers a new track from the underground. This week’s article is written by Victoria Zima. Spending his nights exploring one ...

In the United States, anyone can vote, risk their life to sign up for the U.S. military, sign contracts, be prosecuted as an adult and get themselves into irreparable debt at 18 years old. However, ...

If you had told me freshman year that I would have the great opportunity to take part in something that would change my life in every single way, I would have laughed in your face. But during my time ...