Associate Professor Regina Marchi's new book, titled "Young People and the Future of News: Social Media and the Rise of Connective Journalism," co-authored with Lynn Schofield Clark, has won the AoIR's top book award for 2018.
The first musical David Seamon '11 wrote and produced was a hit in New York City, winning seven awards at the 2018 NY Winterfest.
Professor John Pavlik and his team of SC&I graduate students have developed interactive and immersive ways to make the story of the reserve's energy efficiency efforts educational and entertaining for its visitors, the general public.
Rutgers College alumnus Joe Gillespie ’83 discusses the importance of his internship with CBS Sports while earning his Journalism/Communications degree, and his career journey through the evolution and continual advancement of technology in the media industry.
The School of Arts and Sciences at Rutgers University-New Brunswick named
Patel, an interdisciplinary honors student who graduated with three majors, a recipient of this prestigious award.
