The Internet. It’s a tool many students use to research papers or to communicate with friends. However, the Internet has also increasingly been used by students to promote themselves. From music to art to getting everyday jobs, the Internet is the new interview.

A tricked-out 1986 Chevy Caprice with red and black paint details rolls down Normal Street. The driver sits low in her red and black diamond-cut vinyl interior.
This isn’t the latest shoot for a Jay-Z music video, though. It’s Louisville senior LaToya Valentin, and she’s running everyday errands in her tricked out car.

Jessica Jones first experienced the devastation cancer can bring when her grandfather died from a brain tumor. The passing of her grandfather inspired Jones to help find a cure and educate people about cancer. Now Jones is a development representative for the American Cancer Society and helps coordinate Relay For Life, a fundraising event for ACS.

Western’s centennial has been the focus of Homecoming themes for the past few years, said Charley Pride, director of student activities and organizations. This year’s theme, “Movin’ on Up,” is meant to celebrate the university’s future. The theme signifies Western’s transition to the Football Bowl Subdivision (formally Division I-A), as well other advances on campus.