July 2024 - News Articles

SC&I Assistant Professor Jessica Yi-Yun Cheng will serve as the principal investigator of a new project to address the need to create integrated, flexible, and comprehensive approaches to provenance documentation across types of collections.

Professional journalist and co-founder of BirdMine, a film production company based in Los Angeles, Allison Norlian tells SC&I about her recent shift to a new way of telling stories as a screenwriter and her aim to create positive change through her work.

“Communication is a web that stitches us together. It's in everything - everything happens through it, so you are trained to wield an immensely powerful tool, and it is a tool you can choose to do with it what you will, but today I want to urge you to focus this power you wield. Use it towards something important and good,” Hull told the Annenberg School Communication graduates.

Less than a month after her final season at RU, Arella Guirantes JMS'20 became the 22nd pick in the 2021 WNBA Draft, selected by the LA Sparks in the second round.

Alumna Casey Murphy starred on the pitch at Rutgers before a professional career that landed her selection to the U.S. women’s Olympic soccer team.

SC&I Professor of Journalism and Media Studies and of History answers some pressing questions that have come out of this landmark moment..

Chelsea Rizzolo MI’20, SAS’13 is a Jersey girl who earned her Bachelor of Arts in English from Rutgers after, as she put it, “dabbling in film school in New York.”

The Societal Impact Track offered through the new Rutgers-New Brunswick Data Science Program focuses on the wide-ranging applications of data science in society. It takes a human-centered perspective, drawing not only on statistical and computational approaches but also on social-scientific and humanistic frameworks.

After transferring to the university as a sophomore, Kate Beemer hatched a plan to spend time studying abroad – followed by a stint at MTV Germany.

Reddy will serve as assistant coach for the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team at the Paris Olympics

The New Jersey Center for the Book honors Acevedo for her many years of service to the center.

New Rutgers research uncovers one important factor in the ‘quiet quitting,’ phenomenon – early career professionals are trying to plan and prepare for their next career move to ensure that they don’t get “stuck” in their current jobs.

The annual event recognizes faculty members, students, and staff.

Assistant Dean for Development Blain Bradley graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in journalism, wondering, “How will I use this, or when will it come full circle for me?” I grew into a rewarding career in fundraising, obtained my MBA from Louisiana State University, and saw an opportunity to lead fundraising efforts for SC&I.

Cheyenne Riehl MI’21, BS’18 is putting her Rutgers education to wonderful use. Currently the Student Success Librarian at Stockton University in Galloway, New Jersey, Riehl shares the circuitous route that led her to her dream job.

“The news media play a key role in serving as an independent entity that can vet mis- and disinformation, regardless of its source, Russian, Chinese, or American,” wrote study author Professor of Journalism and Media Studies John Pavlik.

Eddie Kalegi, a senior majoring in journalism and media studies, has broadened his experiences in sports media by hosting podcasts, announcing college games and interning for a satellite radio company.

SC&I Lecturer Ralph Gigliotti’s new paper provides a framework to enable leaders to enact change that will “contribute to individual and collective vitality during a time of widespread disruption and polarization across contexts.”