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What is the big deal with bacon? Why does everyone love bacon so much? Everywhere I look on social media someone is posting this or that about how great bacon is. Really? Do people really have nothing better going on in their lives that they have time to talk about bacon?

It seems that every day I peruse Facebook, someone has posted a quiz of some kind or another. I have to admit that I take almost every one of them.

My mom is awesome, don't get me wrong...but recently she's been getting on my nerves like crazy. I'm one of the kind of people that just don't like it when people tag me in their Facebook photos...

Are you starting to see our Montana News Feed fill up with negative moods and depressing stories lately? There's a few reasons for this, and a few possible solutions.

I love it when an app makes EVERYONE feel terrible about themselves. Some insensitive developer over at "Time" magazine just created an extremely JUDGMENTAL smartphone app that scours your Facebook friends timelines...and reports back with whether or not you should be married by now.

Did you know you could have a bunch of messages in your Facebook inbox that you don't even know about?

The U of M Confessions page on Facebook publishes some of the wildest "confessions" on a daily basis. We've decided to showcase only the best of the best in this year-end recap. We based our decision on two factors: the most amount of "likes" and it's relation toUniversity of Montana campus life. Some range from brutally honest, to downright hilarious and/or shocking. Which con

The students at Missoula's Paxson School along with their parents are competing with two other communities in a national contest to win a traffic control device for the intersection at Hill Street and Beckwith Avenue.

Since the birth of Facebook, the social network has attempted to remove profiles belonging to sex offenders. But now it seems that Louisiana state is taking matters into their own hands. Louisiana is now the first state in America to pass a new law requiring registered sex offenders to list their status on Facebook profile. Should Montana follow suit?

Many Facebook users have been partaking in the daily posts of what they are thankful for.

If you've been cruising Facebook over the past three days you might have noticed your friend's profile pictures turning into giraffes. I had the excellent opportunity to speak with Andrew Strugnell, the man behind the recent giraffe craze that's taking over the social media site.

The Missoula Forum for Children and Youth will present another Town Hall Conversation on the influences of underage alcohol abuse on Wednesday, October 23.