Meg Backus, who is IT manager for the Anchorage Public Library, is lead on the community media innovation project. It is one of 22 awards made from the Knight Foundation’s Prototype Fund this year.
The funding will permit faculty members Dr. Ruth V. Small and Dr. Marilyn Plavocos Arnone to develop, produce, and distribute information designed to spur creative thinking among students in grades 4
As a research intern, iSchool senior Terrance Andersen contributes to an ongoing NSF-funded project led by Professor Jason Dedrick that studies smart grid adoption by U.S. electric utilities.
How can a college student learn the finer points of the information technology consulting profession before actually working as a consultant?
The center is an expansion of the instructional tools, resources, and professional support services that have been provided for many years, but are now structured as an enhanced, school-wide focus.
As the 2016 presidential candidates kick off their campaigns, the iSchool's BITS lab is ready to follow their social media posts, tracking what the candidates say and how the public reacts.
Le Moyne College and the School of Information Studies at Syracuse University today celebrated an agreement that reaffirms and expands the academic collaboration that has existed between the schools
Amanda Aguilera is one of 60 recipients of the competitive scholarship, awarded to students pursuing graduate degrees in library and information studies by the ALA Office for Diversity.
The It Girls overnight retreat at the School of Information Studies (iSchool) was created with the goal to engage, inspire and [...]
Human decision-making is prone to cognitive biases, the shortcuts people take because their brains are wired to make decisions quickly [...]
