Ph.D. Student Debanjan Ghosh Receives Best Paper Award at the 2017 Sigdial Conference
Ghosh's paper explores the identification of verbal irony or sarcasm from online interactions, such as discussion forums or Twitter.
Ghosh's paper explores the identification of verbal irony or sarcasm from online interactions, such as discussion forums or Twitter.
SC&I is happy to be part of the national celebration of Free Speech.
Are mobile devices impacting the ways parents interact with their children in public places? This new grant will enable Lemish to research this in greater depth.
The School of Communication and Information mourns the loss of Professor Robert Kubey. He contributed much to SC&I, over many years, as a scholar, teacher, mentor, friend and even as a band member.
In a new book titled "8 Seconds of Courage," by Tom Sileo '01, and Medal of Honor Recipient Florent "Flo" Greenberg, learn about Groberg, who tackled a suicide bomber to save the lives of many others.
SC&I Alumnus Kevin Murray '12 is applying the knowledge he gained while working toward his Master of Communication and Information at SC&I to create a new dating site called Icebrkr.
In this two-part interview, Potter discusses his early days at Loughborough University and DARG, the development of the field of Discursive Psychology, and what it's like to have served as a dean at a university in the U.K. and at Rutgers.
Associate Professor Jeffrey Lane is one of 14 scholars who have signed an amicus brief in this case concerning cell phone privacy.
Appel has launched a study to test whether patients suffering from dementia can benefit as much from "virtual" trips out into the natural world as much as they would from taking "real" trips outside in nature.
We profiled a recent graduate from each major who excelled at SC&I. This interview finishes the series!