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The spring series begins on February 17 with associate professor Carsten Oesterlund examining crowdsourcing and other ways that new information systems impact the way people work.

Greenstein's book, How the Internet Became Commercial, traces the evolution of the Internet from government ownership to privatization to the commercial Internet we know today.

The NSF honor recognizes pre-tenured faculty who exemplify the role of teachers and scholars by integrating programs of research, education and curriculum development.

Sophomore Kristy Malley has been named one of the recipients of the 2016 Chauncey D. Holmes Award in Earth Science at Syracuse University.

The iSchool's Spring Career Fair will host more than 20 employers with openings for full-time and internship positions.

The iSchool and education technology company 2U today announced a partnership that will further strengthen the iSchool’s nationally ranked online graduate programs.

Semaan studies how and when information and communications technologies are used in critical civic contexts. These include refugee migration and resettlement, veterans’ transition back into civil soci

This honor is given annually to an individual who makes a significant contribution to the public recognition and appreciation of librarianship.

The ALA has granted continued accreditation status to the Master of Library and Information Science program at the iSchool through 2022.

Dr. Sam Oh, Chair of the Department of Library and Information Science at Sungkyunkwan University in South Korea, has been named to the position of iCaucus Chair.