The campaign will feature the COMMchella Music Festival at The Yard on April 8.
Through his work with Rutgers Athletic Communications, Sean Abramik COM’26 discovered a passion for sports media. He now aspires to work for a professional team such as the New York Knicks, and one day, he'd like to be part of the Olympic media team.
Valeria Yanez COM’26 balances leadership roles in Rutgers PRSSA, Scarlet PR, and Lambda Pi Eta while gaining hands-on experience that helped her land an internship with the New York Yankees.
Rutgers experts discuss why the holiday can heighten expectations, uncertainty and grief and what real love can look like beyond Feb. 14.
Conference unites public, academic, and school librarians around shared priorities and forward-looking scholarship.
The scholarship will enable Arshad to attend the Power of Narrative Conference hosted by Boston University College of Communication in March 2026.
For Laureano, who graduated from Rutgers University-New Brunswick in 2015 and is the director of NBC’s creative development team for the Olympics and Paralympics, working behind the scenes is her everyday reality.
Driven by the vision of Journalism and Media Studies faculty members Steve Miller and Neal Bennett, and powered by JMS students Chloe Berwick, Dio Gonzalez, and Melly Merida, JMS Voices is reshaping hands-on media creation at Rutgers in real time.
SC&I Distinguished Professor of Journalism and Media Studies and of History David Greenberg, the author of John Lewis: A Life, a 2025 Pulitzer Prize finalist in biography, discusses the origins of Black History Month.
