Grover article on the data privacy paradox

Our newest hire, Prof. Rohan Grover, has published a new piece in The Conversation. It is titled, “Why people don’t demand data privacy — even as governments and corporations collect more personal information,” and is co-authored with Josh Widera. The Conversation is a significant way for research to reach a broader audience (featuring articles from… Read More »

Presenting at NCA: Faculty, Students and our Dean

We are proud to bring such a powerful set of faculty and students to the most influential communication conference in the United States. This year, NCA will be held in Denver from November 20-23, 2025. Sessions featuring our faculty and students Thursday, November 20th  Friday, November 21st  Saturday, November 22nd  Sunday, November 23rd  

Alumni Spotlight: Hannah Lipstein

Celebrating the success of our graduates! We are excited to spotlight Hannah Lipstein, a proud graduate of our program, who has been working as a Researchers and Program Associate on the Climate, Technology, and Justice team at Data & Society with Tamara Kneese on an ISF grant. Their continued excellence demonstrates the lasting impact of… Read More »

Celebrating Dr. Patricia Aufderheide and Dr. Natalie Hopkinson Recent Achievements

Congratulations to Professor Patricia Aufderheide published “The Challenge of establishing and maintain ethical norms in US documentary production” in A. Pietrowska, ed., The Ethics of Documentary Film: New Approaches (Edinburgh University Press), ch. 9, pp. 156-72. Patricia Aufderheide was also interviewed for her newest book Kartemquin Films: Documentaries on the Frontlines of Democracy for the New Books Network… Read More »