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."

Featuring short documentaries created by Rutgers SC&I students and a panel of experts, “The Active Voice: Reimagining Civic Storytelling” seeks to illustrate how storytelling fuels civic engagement and democratic action.

A new exhibit at Rutgers’ Alexander Library highlights how students transform data into clear, creative visual stories—both digital and physical.

Rutgers expert shares guidance on navigating difficult conversation during the holidays.

At the National Communication Association (NCA) Annual Convention, Greene received three major distinctions, each underscoring her profound influence on the Communication field.

"Public speaking can be nerve-wracking, but I think it’s one of the most powerful skills you can have, because no matter what field you end up in—business, tech, medicine, or even something completely unexpected—you’re always going to have to talk to someone," said the competition's first-place winner Clarina Xavier.

For the Rutgers students volunteering that evening, the event was a crash course in precision, production, professionalism, and passion.

Of 56 SNAP websites reviewed nationwide, just 11 had chatbots — and only four offered Spanish options — raising concerns about equitable access to public benefits.

Presenting the award to Professor Ruben, Chancellor Brian Strom said Brent’s "guidance and insight have enabled Rutgers Health to think boldly and act strategically, fostering a culture of excellence that empowers our people and advances our mission."

Rutgers JMS will launch a Media Production specialization in the summer of 2026 with hands-on training in video, audio, sports media, documentary, ethics, and digital content creation.