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Social Media Misinformation Theory Draws on Classic Tragedies, Platform Algorithms

Drawing on literature’s roots in Greek and Shakespearean tragedy and philosophical explorations of the nature of truth, Nick Roberts and Hamed Qahri-Saremi advance a theory that looks to explain how misinformation on social media platforms can lead people to take real-world actions with disastrous consequences.

Ethan Kruse with interviewee and Seattle Mariners pitcher Logan Gilbert.

Management Student Ties Faith, Love of Sports To Tell Athletes’ Stories

College of Business sophomore, Ethan Kruse, is using his love of sports and faith to share professional and collegiate athletes' stories.

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Research Suggests Diners Tip More Generously When Cash Goes Straight to Servers

Most diners have no problem leaving a nice tip for a good server, but if the extra cash is going back to the restaurant as a whole, they’re less likely to be generous. Marketing professors Chris Berry and Doug Hoffman surveyed hundreds of people about their tipping habits.

Impact MBA alum, Natasha Lloyd, speaks to two No More Under students

Impact MBA alum looks to sink inherent biases in aquatic safety

For many parents, swim lessons are an afterschool activity, another hobby akin to girl scout meetings and basketball practices. For No More Under program director Natasha Lloyd, they’re a matter of social justice.

Outstanding Graduate Jorge Garcia Jimenez

Outstanding Grads: Jorge Garcia Jimenez

Jorge Garcia Jimenez might not care if his name is attached to a legacy, but he wants to do his part to make an impact, wherever he is. As an undergraduate finance student, Jimenez certainly achieved that goal at Colorado State University by founding the Investors Club and advocating for affordable housing as part of ASCSU. Jimenez will start a job with Deutsche Bank after graduation.