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- Crises in Mediated Communication - Thursday, April 9th – Friday, April 10th Over three decades of digital media, our cultural environment has shifted considerably: information, entertainment and media forms are created and consumed in continually evolving ways. The audience for these media products has similarly been constructed through big data, algorithms, social media and AI, challenging traditional conceptions of how […]
Trending Now: Women in Social Media Panel - Social media is more than a platform; it’s a profession. Learn how industry experts use content, branding, and strategy to build meaningful careers. Together, the Career Center for Experiential Education (CCEE) and the Harrington School of Communication and Media present a panel discussion on leveraging social media and content creation to build a rewarding career. Panelists include The Nitro Bar, Newport Mansions, Task Rabbit, URI, and Moore House Design
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The URI Graduate School of Library and Information Studies’ accreditation process - Dr. Lauren Mandel leads the process. 
Justin Wyatt analyzes Robert Altman’s film Nashville from a new critical perspective in his new book - Robert Altman's Nashville: An Archival Exploration explores the 1975 film’s satirical commentary on American society through the lens of the director’s archival materials. 
Brigid Locke ’26 - Sports Media and Data Science
- Trending Now: Women in Social Media Panel - Social media is more than a platform; it’s a profession. Learn how industry experts use content, branding, and strategy to build meaningful careers. Together, the Career Center for Experiential Education (CCEE) and the Harrington School of Communication and Media present a panel discussion on leveraging social media and content creation to build a rewarding career. Panelists include The Nitro Bar, Newport Mansions, Task Rabbit, URI, and Moore House Design
Gianna Fendrich ’25 - What I Learned From My Dream Internship
Jacqueline Kociubuk’s research on library relationships with unattended children lauded by national association - URI assistant professor placed second in Association for Library and Information Science Education doctorate poster competition in October.
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