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Syracuse University names 2023 SU Scholars, the highest undergraduate award - Vimarsana News

Syracuse University names 2023 SU Scholars, the highest undergraduate award

Syracuse University’s 12 University Scholars will be honored on Friday, April 21 at SU’s One University Awards ceremony.

MIT study: Peoples' impulses to share news on social media fuels misinformation - Vimarsana News

MIT study: Peoples' impulses to share news on social media fuels misinformation

As a social media user, you can be eager to share content. You can also try to judge whether it is true or not. But for many people it is difficult to prioritise both these things at once. That’s the conclusion of a new experiment led by MIT scholars, which finds that even considering whether

Falk College's Department of Public Health to host Narcan, opioid training workshops - Vimarsana News

Falk College's Department of Public Health to host Narcan, opioid training workshops

SU’s Department of Public Health will hold Narcan and opioid training workshops on April 4 and April 5 at Falk College and Brady Market.

On Social Media, Sharing Mindset Makes People Worse at Judging Accuracy - Vimarsana News

On Social Media, Sharing Mindset Makes People Worse at Judging Accuracy

People are less inclined to accurately judge the truth of a headline when asked about sharing or engaging with it on social media.

Source: aaas.org
Social Media Users That Share a Lot Aren't Concerned With Accuracy, MIT Study Finds - Vimarsana News

Social Media Users That Share a Lot Aren't Concerned With Accuracy, MIT Study Finds

Social media users may not be so keen on verifying what they share online, according to a new MIT study.