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.
Here we feature some of our select scholarly works from May 2025-May 2026.
To Jonathan Vasquez, who graduated from Rutgers-New Brunswick in 2025, working at the 2026 World Cup is a dream – and a job – come true.
The RDL Democracy Summer Research Fellowship funds 25 projects led by doctoral students from Rutgers–New Brunswick, Camden, and Newark from 15 academic disciplines.
Bruno will bring to SC&I undergraduate classrooms his expertise and interdisciplinary experience in programming, language technology, and applied AI.
New research reveals that “News Finds Me” perceptions vary by topic, shaping what people know, and what they miss.
Highlights include Top Papers recognition and elected division leadership service
A Rutgers analysis of more than 66,000 articles from 724 media outlets examines how information flows across communities statewide.
A project developed as part of a SC&I course is being used to make Newark’s historic Ironbound a must-visit spot for FIFA fans.
SC&I Communication Department faculty members Mark Beal and Nick Linardopoulos, who contribute to SC&I through their impactful teaching, industry expertise, and leadership in communication education, have been promoted.
Ayala said the Public Relations Certificate Program offered through SC&I Continuing and Professional Studies helped him develop a broader, more strategic approach—aligning his goals with overarching objectives rather than focusing solely on individual activities.