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A Rutgers-led project examines trust in the technology.
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A cap and gown that belonged to Bill Bauer—a beloved Rutgers professor and generous supporter of the university—will be worn at commencement ceremonies this year by Jon Oliver, a former student of Bauer and longtime Rutgers faculty and staff member who is completing his Ph.D. exactly 40 years after earning his bachelor’s degree.
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Rutgers–New Brunswick alumnus Dan Rovetto has made a name for himself in Hollywood editing leading TV shows, including the new Suits LA.
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Digital inequality – challenges in accessing or maintaining an internet connection and functional digital devices – affected on-time graduation for U
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For more than 25 years, financial journalist David Gaffen JMS’95 has reported for major publications incl
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As president of the NJCA, one of Dool’s priorities this year will be to organize the NJCA Annual Conference, which will be hosted by Rutgers and held at SC&I on March 15, 2025. This year’s conference theme is “Powered by Connection.”
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The intention to vaccinate against HPV increased among unvaccinated male college students who watched videos of other male students explain why they got the HPV vaccine, a Rutgers study found.
“Information Snowballing” Technique Enhances Knowledge Acquisition in Everyday Information Practices
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Rutgers researchers identify “information snowballing” as a method that individuals interested in any topic, from sustainability to career growth, can use to effectively and quickly increase their knowledge.
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Held at the Rutgers School of Communication and Information on March 15, 2025, the aim of the conference, the organizers, wrote, was to “drive more attunement as a means to return to an environment of civil, respectful, and dignified discourse to create much more productive connections” during the present time when “we are experiencing a world of division, extremism, acrimony, and an overall lack of civility and respect.”
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The School of Communication and Information has been granted continued accreditation for the Master of Information (MI) program through fall 2025 from ALA/COA.
