How To Verify A Viral Screenshot (Tweets, DMs, And “Deleted” Posts) Before You Share It
A screenshot can feel like proof. It looks concrete, like a photo of the truth. But viral screenshots are also one of the easiest ways to…
How To Reverse Image Search A Viral Protest Photo, And Spot When It’s From Another Country Or Year
A photo hits your feed, everyone’s sharing it, and the caption is doing a lot of work: “Tonight in London” or “Students rising up in 2025”. It…
How To Reverse-Image Search Like A Student, Find The First Source Of A Viral Photo
A photo hits your group chat, everyone’s sharing it, and the caption sounds confident. But where did it actually come from? If you’ve ever…
How To Tell If A Political Quote Graphic Is Real, A Student Checklist For Instagram Posts
You’ve seen it: a bold quote on a neat background, a politician’s name at the bottom, thousands of likes, and a caption telling you to “share…
How To Spot Fake Grassroots Campaigns As A Student So You Do Not Fall For Astroturf
You have probably seen a “student movement” pop up overnight on your feed, complete with glossy graphics, slick slogans and free pizza. It…
How To Build A 10-Minute After-School News Check That Does Not Ruin Your Mood
You finish a long day of lessons, open your phone for a “quick scroll”, and suddenly you are buried in wars, scandals, and arguments in the…
The 20-Minute Weekly News Ritual For Students Who Want To Stay Informed Without Spiralling
You want to understand what is going on in the world, but every time you open the news, you fall into a pit of war headlines, climate panic,…
Posture and Focus: Small Ergonomic Tweaks for Longer Study Stints
You sit down to study, open your laptop, and twenty minutes later your neck is tight, your lower back aches, and your brain feels foggy. You…
How To Fact-Check Viral Political TikToks Before You Share Them
You are halfway through a study break, thumb on autopilot, when a TikTok pops up claiming a politician said something wild. The comments are…
How To Build A Personal Media Diet As A Student So You Stop Doomscrolling Politics
You open TikTok or X for “two minutes”, then suddenly it is midnight and you are deep in US election drama. Your heart is racing, your brain…