L&S News  Tag: Journalism

Graduate students Jianing Li and Min-Hsin Su noticed an uptick in tweets using the pronouns "we," "us," "them" and "their" among Twitter users, suggesting an attempt to create a shared community around the concept of "fake news."

Professor of Journalism's research into Wisconsin's media ecosystem suggests that focusing on national instead of local issues may sway voters.

The Director of the UW Center for Journalism Ethics was impressed with Winfrey's transparency as an interviewer.

On the tenth anniversary of the controversial legislation, the Professor of Journalism discussed the ways political attitudes and behavior are influenced by the flow of information.

Jeremy Vuernick (’11) makes it his mission to find the next big breakout music star.

Professor of journalism's Project DATA identified, helped remove foreign-run Instagram account spreading false information.

Professor of Journalism says they're one of several factors that could affect the outcome.

Tactics of foreign groups trying to influence voters on social media platforms have become more sophisticated, says journalism professor

Junior Tamia Fowlkes got an opportunity most journalism students only dream when she interviewed NAACP President Derrick Johnson on “Meet the Press: College Roundtable” about the protests against police brutality playing out around the nation and world.