The following undergraduate students enrolled in the School of Information Studies were among those named to the Dean’s List for the Fall 2024 semester. To qualify, students completed a minimum of 12 graded credit hours and earned at least a 3.4 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) during the semester.
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A lifelong sports fan with a knack for statistics, Ryan Kehr ‘18 found his true calling at the iSchool, where he discovered how technology and data could shape the future of sports.
Marina Polachek, ‘17, G’19, works in operational technology and industrial control systems for Accenture Federal Services. She credits her parents for teaching her to love technology.
Professor Lee McKnight tells Spectrum News that unofficial experts in government aren't new—but DOGE’s data access and Musk’s conflicts of interest raise unique concerns.
Jaime Banks investigates how we form relationships with AI companions, what they mean to us, and how they challenge our understanding of connection, identity, and ethics in a digital world.
iSchool Associate Professor Renate Chancellor’s latest book, “Breaking Glass Ceilings: Clara Stanton Jones and the Detroit Public Library,” profiles the first woman to direct a major public library system in the U.S.
iSchooler follows his passions and keeps his options open as he navigates an exciting entrepreneurial career in theater and arts.
iSchool professor Jaime Banks secured a $600,00 NSF grant to study how we perceive AI companions. Over four years, her team will explore how language and social cognition shape our relationships with AI.
By expanding her educational horizon, Mia Perry ’24 changes her entire career trajectory, discovering her passion for data analytics. In her new role as a consultant at CohnReznick, she bridges creativity and technical expertise to deliver impactful solutions.