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.
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.
Medlar, who has served as the president and director of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh since May 2022, has transformed accessibility and efficiency in the city's public library system.
A Rutgers researcher and other researchers affiliated with the newly launched collaboration, "American Higher Education Barometer," conducted their first nationwide survey of Americans, which revealed that most recognize universities as vital for science, technology, healthcare, and economic growth.
An approach developed by Rutgers researchers could transform how international aid and development work operate.
The event provided an overview and critical reflections on the current state of research on actionable public health data dashboards.
According to Rutgers research, Day of the Dead in the U.S. "emerged as a form of resistance to dominant power structures and narratives based on histories of colonization, racism, sexism, and other forms of injustice."
This is part of the first study of its kind to focus on the role of grandparents in socializing children to media use by examining how they help mediate their grandchildren's exposure to media. Grandparents, the authors said, can help minimize the media's negative potential and maximize its positive potential.
