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The Changing Role of Swampy Memes

By Ashley Huang
“Swampy Memes for Twampy Teens” is the biggest Facebook group for students at the College of William and Mary. Once a hub for memes, the Facebook group has seen a rise in general discussions and political advocacy. The Flat Hat spoke to members and moderators about why this change is happening.
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Ashley Huang
Ashley Huang
Online Editor Ashley Huang ’24 is a biology major from Fairfax County, Virginia. She joined the Flat Hat after serving as executive producer of her high school’s broadcast journalism program, where her work was featured on NBC4 Washington. Outside of school, Ashley works as a lifeguard, and in her free time she enjoys riding horses.

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