Like it has been for so many, this year has been a wild ride for the Horizons staff. While our fall magazine is currently in production, plans to distribute the print […] Continue Reading
As I write to you all, I am lounging around in the comfort of my own home. I’m connected to my high speed Internet playing music from my bluetooth speaker, […] Continue Reading
Although the mainstream use and vast popularity of Email began in 1995 due to the introduction of the AOL messaging system (and eventually developed into a necessary form of communication […] Continue Reading
From a family photo to Facebook featured frenzies Concise cozy conferences, conform to contorted captions Meaningful moments, now molded into meager messages Endings altered to timestamped posts, not the printed […] Continue Reading
Nowadays, when we are upset, need some ego boosting or just want a small distraction, a lot of people turn to social media. I was born in ‘89, and growing […] Continue Reading
Tired of the rehearsed and empty rhetoric running rampant across political campaigns? Are you in disbelief over the dopey disagreements during the debates? Ever say to yourself, “I would make […] Continue Reading
Hundreds of photos sit virtually on devices and in social media albums while the walls of our homes and bedside tables are bare. However, there is an app that can […] Continue Reading
Ever wanted to record information but need the right equipment? Students and faculty should be aware of the media equipment that is available in the library here on campus free […] Continue Reading
The Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (S.T.E.A.M) conference filled Housatonic’s atrium in Lafayette Hall on Saturday November 7. More than 60 high school students from the surrounding communities were […] Continue Reading
Many people complain that social media is plaguing our society. It is blamed for having created a generation that lacks face-to-face social skills. What these naysayers fail to realize is […] Continue Reading