Amelia Acker and María Celeste Wagner earned ASIS&T's top book honor for works on digital archives and misinformation. The association called the books the year's "most outstanding contributions" to information science.

SC&I alumna Nataliyah Gordon MI'26, ITI'25, is building a career using data to improve customer experience, operations, and business performance. She reflects on the Rutgers courses and experiences that helped shape her path.

Theiss studies how interpersonal communication shapes relationships during periods of transition in romantic partnerships and families.

At SC&I, we are committed to advancing knowledge and practice in communication, information, and media—three forces that shape how people understand the world and engage with one another. Through this work, we advance understanding of these forces and promote relevant, justifiable innovation. Through this work, we prepare students not only for careers, but for meaningful participation in society. 

The three faculty members are experts in the effects of social influence, marginalization, and the relationship between human behavior and information technology.

Through coursework, mentorship, and a BMW Group U.S. internship, Amanda Sledge-Pearson ITI'26 is building a path toward leadership in digital marketing and brand strategy.

Greenberg, an Account Coordinator at Coyne PR, will cycle 300 miles to raise funds for the charity Cure Alzheimer’s Fund, which donates to research that slows down or reverses Alzheimer’s disease.

With the FIFA World Cup underway, a Rutgers expert unpacks the generational shifts driving interest in the sport.

Internationally recognized school librarianship leader, educator, and researcher leaves a lasting legacy of innovation, mentorship, and advocacy after 12 years at Rutgers School of Communication and Information.