Designer Cecelia Porter looked into the history and facts surrounding more than 100 kidnapped schoolgirls in Nigeria.
Kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls: facts and history
How to train for a 5K in five weeks
As summer 5K races are quickly approaching, designer Cecelia Porter shows you how to train for 5K in just five weeks.
National spotlight shines on campus sexual assault
St. Thomas will participate in a nationwide survey relating to how universities and colleges handle sexual assault and rape.
How dumpster diving can reduce waste
Designer Cecelia Porter reveals the hidden benefits of dumpster diving and how to do it effectively.
Quick fixes for a broken phone screen
Check out some of the cheapest and easiest ways to fix a cracked or broken phone screen.
Equal Pay Day symbolizes gender wage gap
A day in April symbolizes the number of days into the new year the average woman would have to work to earn what the average American male made last year.
Outlining athlete unions
After it was ruled that Northwestern football players had a right to unionize, designer Cecelia Porter found the rules and requirements in athlete unions.
What happens in an Internet minute?
Designer Cecelia Porter explored what happens online in the span of a minute.
How to study better
TommieMedia designer Cecelia Porter found the best habits for productive studying.
Tricks to fighting the common cold
A cold can last several weeks, but you don’t have to be miserable. Designer Cecelia Porter found tips to combat the common cold.
A guide to parking during snow emergencies
Check out designer Cecelia Porter’s guide to parking in the event of a snow emergency to avoid getting towed.
The basics of texting etiquette
In the age of instant communication, Designer Cecelia Porter found some of the best ways to be polite while texting.
January term statuses abroad
Designer Cecelia Porter found some of the best social media posts from Tommies studying abroad this J-term.
Timeline: The life of Nelson Mandela
In the wake of the death of civil rights icon and leader Nelson Mandela, Designer took a look back on the his life.
Breaking through ‘Minnesota nice’
Minnesota nice, the stereotype of Minnesota residents to be courteous, reserved and mild mannered, but critics have pointed out negative qualities such as passive aggresiveness.