Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Research and communication professor Margaret McLaughlin is the co-principal investigator for a team of computer scientists, communication specialists and health professionals that received a 4-year $2.2 million grant from the National Science Foundation
Research by communication professor Dmitri Williams shows links between the economies of online game “EverQuest II” and developing countries
Journalism professor Sandy Tolan crafted a multimedia story for Marketplace about child labor in Bangladesh, giving an international voice to a 13-year-old boy named Ismael "Babu" Hussein, who risks his life for the equivalent of $2.20 per day breaking down old tankers and cargo ships
Student journalists and communication researchers work together with community leaders and area residents to create new “hyperlocal” news outlet
On the 35th anniversary of Aaron's record-breaking home run, journalism professor Sandy Tolan finds parallels between Aaron's and Obama's calm demeanor in the face of hardship.
A large survey of online game players by communication professor Dmitri Williams found interesting results, including that more players are in their 30s than 20s and the average game player exercises more than the average American
Communication professor Dmitri Williams recently received a $176,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to research the dynamics of group behavior in virtual worlds
Journalism and public diplomacy professor Philip Seib's recently published book, The Al-Jazeera Effect (Potomac Books), discusses the influence of new media on global politics, particularly in relation to the Middle East