A Rutgers Master of Communication and Media student’s winding journey through journalism, mentorship, and networking leads to Sports Illustrated, NBC Sports, and the Olympic stage.

 

To ensure that AI systems to avoid discriminating against job applicants, the authors noted AI tools must be designed with fairness in mind, using inclusive and representative data that does not unfairly disadvantage specific groups.

Healey will receive the award at the NJLA Honors and Awards Ceremony, which will take place on Wednesday, February 18, during the 2026 NJLA Conference. 

In his new role as Dean for SC&I, Dr. Klein will be responsible for defining the school’s strategic vision, fostering a collaborative culture, and recruiting and retaining world-class faculty.

With SC&I alumnus Danny Breslauer JMS’10 as co-founder, the newly launched company Breakthrough Jobs is stepping in to solve a major weakness in the modern hiring landscape.

Through this class trip to Verizon, IT and Informatics students gained insight into the collaborative nature of large-scale network operations and the human decision-making behind automated systems.

The new findings can help move social media platforms from reacting after online harm occurs to preventing harm before it happens.

A Rutgers study received the 2024 Article of the Year Award for a paper showing how the arrival of a child unsettles established personal and relational routines for romantic couples while simultaneously creating opportunities for partners to strengthen interdependence in response to new demands.

"This project introduces a new line of inquiry by shifting the study of data center energy impact from high-level, top-down modeling to a bottom-up, empirical analysis of actual residential economic harm," Garimella said.

A Master of Communication and Media class developed a social media strategy to help the Ironbound Business Improvement District (IBID) promote its historic neighborhood as an exciting soccer-culture destination during the World Cup.

Rutgers researchers find most state residents have used at least one artificial intelligence tool and see the technology as helpful, but many say it will eliminate more jobs than it creates.

By investing time in this certificate program, Matt Ong said, “Ultimately, I received expanded knowledge, shared perspective, and validation to lean into my expertise and unique values."