Facebook, and the compartmentalization of human interaction.

Recently, a study conducted by a Cornell professor and Ph.D. student revealed Facebook usage can increase self-esteem.

Emily Greenberg examines the ever-changing role of Facebook in the realm of censorship.

Emily Greenberg examines how social media can be used as a force for freedom or oppression and how it is compromising our version of the truth.

Scott Eidler investigates the role of women in this year's Oscar contenders and muses about the artistic integrity of a certain movie starring Natalie Portman.

After this week's episode, its easy to wonder ... has Mark Zuckerberg ever friend-requested Jesse Eisenberg or Andy Samberg?

How do brand symbols and corporate identities relate to tattoos and personal identities?

Florencia Ulloa '11 details her complaints after Facebook's new face lift.

The United States Department of Agriculture has adopted VIVO, a Cornell-based scientist networking site.

Sun Associate Editor Tony Manfred '11 considers the meaning and value of everyone's favorite social network, Facebook.