Palazzo-Bobos JMS’16 says SC&I gave her the courage to take chances and bet on herself, and a community of people to encourage her if her confidence ever dipped. “There is something incredibly powerful about being in an environment where people want to invest in your future and connect you with those who can help you get there.”

Students in the Manuscripts and Archives course explored how the material and technical processes of printing inform the work of archivists and catalogers.

12 Rutgers School of Communication and Information faculty members were included on the 2026 Stanford/Elsevier Top 2% Scientists List, a citation-based ranking that identifies researchers whose work has achieved high impact within their fields.

At FNCE 2026, a conference organized by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Associate Professor of Communication Matthew Matsaganis explained how findings, guidelines, and court rulings can be reframed through headlines, marketing, and social media until the public is repeating claims that differ from the original source.

Research by SC&I faculty members and doctoral students on artificial intelligence, archives, privacy, health information, social media, and other topics will be featured during the association’s in-person and virtual programs.

As interest in unexplained aerial phenomena grows, SC&I alumnus Greg Goins JMS’11 offers readers an accessible, evidence-based look at UFOs and UAPs in a new “For Dummies” book available for preorder now.

Lee will study how New Jersey communities access and use information about nuclear energy, data centers, and energy infrastructure development.

Starting in the Spring 2027 semester, the Department of Journalism and Media Studies will offer the course “Topics in JMS IX: Community Journalism (04:567:453),” which will operate as an active newsroom covering Rutgers and New Brunswick.

Rutgers faculty, doctoral students, and alumni presented cutting-edge research at the world's leading conference for internet studies while celebrating a major book award and expanding global collaborations.