L&S News  Tag: Journalism

The Public Tech Media Lab hosts a boot camp training for open-source investigation techniques. 

Tomás Dodds is leading the new Public Tech Media Lab, which aims to be a resource for journalists hoping to be deliberate about how to ethically use new technology. 

AI’s influence now dominates the modern career-matching experience. But as Greg Downey’s research shows, it’s been that way for a lot longer than we think. 

The 2025 Wolff Fellowship recipient, Cat Carroll, plans to spend the next year studying the migration phenomenon in seven different countries.

The Center for Journalism Ethics will present the 2025 Anthony Shadid Award for Journalism Ethics to a team of three reporters from The Seattle Times for their work showing the barriers preventing young people from accessing treatment for opioid addiction in Washington.

The College of Letters & Science has helped place a tremendous number of alumni in the sports communication and media industry. A new certificate is helping to accelerate that trend.

Associate Professor Sijia Yang has been working with his research team to create effective health messages and improve social media reach through AI.

Back-to-school can feel frantic — not just for students but for professors, too. L&S faculty members offer some insight into the ways they ready themselves for classes.

Alumnus Peter Friedrich ('73) collected life-changing learning experiences as a Badger. For the 2024 Day of the Badger he's making sure a new generation gains all the benefits of a UW liberal arts education.