December 2024 - News Articles

Ohayon said the JMS courses he’s taking are equipping him with the necessary skills he needs to land the internships he’s aiming for.

Beal said, “Today’s CEOs need to transform the way they run their businesses because Gen Z ‘works to live,’ they don’t ‘live to work’ as prior generations have.”

A new Rutgers-led project tracks how Americans view artificial intelligence’s impact on politics, media and daily life.

The journal special issue puts a spotlight on commercial social media's increasing presence in both formal and informal education and its role in "incidental and purposeful learning." The co-editors and authors explore how social media algorithms — the systems driving what content and ads appear when visitors use the app — can expand, disrupt, and constrain how people learn.

Two former Scarlet Knights find careers in sports through Global Sports Business Graduate Program

Thanks to you, SC&I scholarship recipients are pursuing their education without the burden of financial barriers. These scholarships empower students to focus on their academic and professional aspirations, knowing they have a supportive community behind them. Your contributions are truly life-changing—creating opportunities that will resonate for years to come.

A study led by Associate Professor of Communication Jeffrey Lane explores the inequitable use of social media as evidence in America’s courts of law.

Spectrum Scholarships, the ALA said, are awarded to master’s students who demonstrate “their commitment to community building, leadership potential, and planned contributions to making social justice part of everybody's everyday work in Library and Information Science.”

Gitt reflects on her formative experience at Rutgers and how her willingness to embrace the opportunities she’s been given at Fox News has shaped her career.

Shortly after receiving her MI, Saito was selected as a 2020 ALA Emerging Leader by the American Library Association.

“Health equity is not necessarily a health issue – it’s a human rights issue. I ground my work in this fundamental premise,” Senteio said.

From working at The Daily Targum to 88.7 WRSU-FM Rutgers Radio, Corey reflects on leveraging his Rutgers SC&I experiences to succeed as a producer for NBC Nightly News and Network Specials.

Two Journalism and Media Studies alums win NJSPJ 2024 Excellence in Journalism awards.

Feldman’s current work focuses on media and climate change, partisan media and misinformation, and comedy and social change.

“The expansion of our fully online specializations reflects our commitment to providing a high-quality, flexible, and accessible graduate education,” says Teaching Professor and MCM Program Director Richard Dool, D.Mgt. “Our program’s design ensures students can advance their education without sacrificing their personal or professional commitments.”

Attendees traveled nationwide to mark this significant milestone in their professional growth within the DAM and Creative Operations programs.