Amazon Shoppers Shocked by Clothing Line With "Offensive" Saying
CBS Channel 2 talks with Assistant Professor Khadijah Costley White about a clothing line sold until yesterday on Amazon that carried an offensive statement about slavery.
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Lemish, D. & Götz, M. (Eds.) (2017). Beyond the stereotypes? Boys, girls, and their images. The International Clearinghouse of Children, Youth and Media, University of Gothenburg, Sweden: Nordicom.
Rutgers Professor's Book Focuses on Urban Progressive Movement
The article discusses Juan Gonzalez's new book and his new role as a SC&I faculty member.
Rabbit Holes: Watergate Turned America Into a Nation of Conspiracy Theorists
Professor David Greenberg is in the sixth episode of the Watergate Podcast "Slow Burn."
The Influence of Romantic Partners In Weigh Loss
Associate Professor of Communication Jen Theiss explores how romantic partners can help or hurt weight loss efforts.
Mates, A. W., Mikesell, L., & Smith, M. S. (Eds.). (2010). Language, Interaction and Frontotemporal Dementia: Reverse Engineering the Social Mind. Equinox.
Best Podcasts to Listen to While traveling Home for the Holidays
Newsweek lists the best podcasts to listen to while traveling home for the holidays, including Assistant Professor Chenjerai Kumanyika’s Civil War podcast “Uncivil."
PDFNJ Story: Media Campaign Produces Increased Efforts to Prevent Opioid Abuse
The Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey (PDFNJ) reports that a study by Associate Professor Itzhak Yanovitzsky reveals that the media campaign PDFNJ ran did motivate New Jersey residents to take "action steps to prevent opioid abuse in their homes and communities."
Feeding Middlesex County Benefits from Tech Partnership
Gannett New Jersey writes about a Feeding Middlesex County initiative launched in a Rutgers School of Communication and Information classroom by graduate students in the Service Leadership Impact class.
Protesters Stash Bullhorns and Hot Chocolate, Just in Case Trump Fires Mueller
The LA Times reports that activists are lying in wait to protest should President Trump fire Robert Mueller, quoting Professor of Journalism and Media Studies and History David Greenberg.