College News Source

First things first: SNO websites are (and always will be) 100% mobile-responsive, right out of the box, even without an app. Our WordPress theme is designed to display beautifully on any screen. Readers will have a great experience whether they’re viewing your homepage on a 23” monitor or a 3” smartphone.

The College News Source app functions as a hub of college journalism around the country. Think of it as the Apple News of student media. Users of the app can follow one or many college journalism programs all in one place.

Here’s what you get when you add your program to The Source:

Push Notifications. Keep your student body up-to-date on the latest campus news. The Source integrates with the native Apple and Android notification systems, and can instantly alert your fans when new stories are posted on your site.

Seamless Syncing. The Source app and your SNO website are linked, so any time you post a new story on your site, your app will reflect it immediately.

SNO Site Features.  The Source app was built to display the best of your website features, including photos galleries, video, staff profiles, and more.

Design Control. You and your team can change multiple design elements right from your WordPress dashboard.  There’s no need to send us a support ticket.  We’ve given you the control.

Grow Readership.  The College News Source app works effortlessly with the native social media features of Apple and Android systems. With a couple taps of a fingertip, a news story you post today could go viral on Twitter tomorrow.

The Source is full of features we think student journalists are going to love, and we’re excited to offer it for $400 a year for colleges as an add-on to a SNO website subscription.

Get out your mobile device and search for the College News Source in the app stores today to give it a trial run.

Ready to join The Source? Just fill out our quick order form and our developers will get you added today. As always, if you have questions, comments, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to let us know–we’re all ears.