Scholars at the School of Communication and Information take an interdisciplinary approach to research that spans the fields of information science, library studies, communication, journalism and media studies.
Rutgers researchers find most state residents have used at least one artificial intelligence tool and see the technology as helpful, but many say it will eliminate more jobs than it creates.
Rutgers’ Alexander Library is hosting InfoViz, a brief exhibit featuring final projects from the School of Communication and Information’s Information Visualization course.
Thanksgiving is here – and the winter holidays aren’t far behind – bringing the annual traditions of turkey, travel, and tricky conversations.
At the National Communication Association (NCA) Annual Convention, Greene received three major distinctions, each underscoring her profound influence on the Communication field.
A study that examined whether state-level Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) websites provide equitable access to information through chatbots found that most states lack chatbot access, and multilingual access is even rarer, creating signif
Presenting the award to Professor Ruben, Chancellor Brian Strom said Brent’s "guidance and insight have enabled Rutgers Health to think boldly and act strategically, fostering a culture of excellence that empowers our people and advances our mission."
A new study introduces a rubric for evaluating resilience narratives that can help leaders strengthen their communications during times of disruption.
New Rutgers research explores how caste hierarchy in India is reinforced through discourses on X (formerly known as Twitter).
Mestre's "work will resonate through Information Science in years to come," Litwin Books said.
SC&I researchers developed a communication model showing how "vertical resource dependency" can limit trust, dialogue, and progress within collaborations.
