New study reviews how video passthrough alters group behavior
August 25, 2026
A new study explores the effectiveness of non-state actors in digital diplomacy
August 25, 2026
UFCJC Adjunct instructor’s course on fantasy sports betting and the media featured in Forbes magazine
August 24, 2026
Acclaimed journalists Julie Brown and Steve Waldman headline 2026 Collier Prize Symposium
August 19, 2026
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New study suggests that perceptions of trust may be shaped by our news consumption habits
Today, more and more people believe important news will reach them online without their actively seeking it out. Instead, they believe “news finds me”, relying on algorithms and social networks for…
How do immersive technologies affect human collaboration and task engagement?
Collaboration is the basis of our success as a species, so ingrained in us that we engage in collaborative activities regularly and often without even noticing. Technology has always affected how we…
How does AI sycophancy affect user trust?
Most people expect artificial intelligence to be smart. Fewer expect it to flatter them. Yet increasingly, AI systems are designed to sound agreeable, supportive, and emotionally aligned with users.
Analyzing the portrayal of interracial relationships on social media
In a new study, Professor of Journalism Rachel Grants analyzes the Black Wife Effect trend and how those videos perpetuated negative stereotypes of Black women.