SC&I faculty and scholars present research, moderate sessions, serve as panelists, and receive award recognition at the 109th annual Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Conference.
For more than a century, public relations professionals have helped organizations navigate an information environment where reputation, trust, credibility, and relationships determine success. Today, artificial intelligence is transforming that environment at unprecedented speed. AI systems can generate content, analyze sentiment, identify emerging narratives, personalize messages, and automate communications with remarkable efficiency.
Interviews with business owners in Newark, Trenton, and New Brunswick show survival ran through loyal customers, neighboring businesses, and community and faith-based groups—while the government agencies and major media assumed to lead in a crisis were largely absent from owners' accounts.
By pairing her major in Information Technology and Informatics with Statistics and testing AI agents during an internship, Qamar discovered how to bridge communication gaps between machines.
Hanging Coats and Lawns, part of New Brunswick’s basement music scene, take the stage for an audio-visual performance from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Oct. 2.
The study’s findings underscore the importance of strategic use of images in climate communication, especially on social media.
A Rutgers review examines how caste shapes information and technology and urges more research within the field of information science.
A Rutgers researcher explores the expanding industry built around capturing expert knowledge to train artificial intelligence systems and what it could mean for the future of professional work.
SC&I's online Master of Information program helped Helen Y. Chu MI'25 discover data science and apply data-informed decision-making at Stanford University.
