IBM Research Scientist Credits Power of Persistence for 41-Year Career
Laura Challman Anderson G’80 says she has always been interested in the intersection of people, technology and information.
Ben Ford ’23 Accepted into Techstars Silicon Valley Program
Ben Ford ’23, founder of Fundwurx and an alumnus of both the Martin J. Whitman School of Management and the School of Information Studies, was accepted into the elite and highly competitive Techstars Oakland Powered by J.P. Morgan program.
From Campus to Corporate Life: Aliya Huseni’s Journey
Aliya Huseni ‘22 shares how her experience in the iSchool led her to choose a career in technology risk consulting.
Detecting Deception: iSchool Alum Studies Language of Lying
Can you spot a liar? Dr. Victoria Rubin, a 2006 Syracuse University iSchool graduate, has made a career of studying languages and detecting deception.
iSchool Grad Named Fulbright Scholar, Will Teach in Germany
Ruth Xing, G’23, has been selected as a Fulbright scholar and will be teaching at two high schools in Germany.
After Earning ‘Secret Superpower Dual Degree,” iSchool Grad Takes on Human-Centered Design
Sophie Estep '20 combined her studies in communications and information management and technology to unlock her dream career.
Data-Loving iSchool Alum Living Her Dream in Arizona
Sarah Bratt G'14, '22 researches the ways people use information and communication technologies to organize data and collaborate, especially in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Rhythm in Bytes CEO Shares Passion for Music, Computer Science
Using Afro Beats and Hip Hop songs, David James G'17 teaches students how to program by playing and looping songs and mixing them together.
iSchool Grad Honored for Ensuring Youth Access to LGBTQ+ Books
Karissa O’Reilly, a high school librarian and 2020 Syracuse University iSchool graduate, was recently honored by the state of New York for her work fighting censorship and providing children with access to LGBTQ+ books.
Thoughtful By Design
Doctoral graduate Jerry Robinson G'12 G'18 uses research to improve designs for accessibility at Google