The gathering, held this year in Wuhan, China, brings together researchers from more than 75 information and library science schools across the globe for a week of sharing and learning.
The new master's degree will prepare graduates to design, support, and optimize the infrastructure and processes that power digital, data centric, and cloud computing environments.
The iSchool remains ranked No. 4 among Library and Information Science Schools in the U.S. News and World Report 2018 Best Graduate Schools Rankings.
Faculty members and Ph.D. students from the School of Information Studies are among the finalists announced for the paper and poster competition at the 2017 iConference.
The out-of-classroom learning experience offered students a chance to explore ideas and topics that were outside of the traditional library science curriculum.
Barbaccia’s ride is intended to raise awareness about Parkinson’s disease, and along his trip, he’ll track and chronicle his journey on a website created by students from the iSchool.
A total of $140,000 in prize money is up for grabs, with $40,000 reserved just for Syracuse University students, in the form of the RvD iPrize.
Associate Professor Jeffrey Saltz has received a research grant from education technology company 2U to study student learning and outcomes in online education environments.
Assistant Professor Rachel Ivy Clarke and Ph.D. program graduate Jasy Liew Suet Yan have been recognized for their doctoral dissertations by the iSchools Organization.
The talk is part of the iSchool's HINDSights Alumni Visitor Series, a program that matches visiting alumni with students for classroom visits, speaking engagements, and meetings with student groups.
