What Is the Digital Divide? Meaning, Causes & Impact
Discover what the digital divide is, why it exists, how it affects daily life, and what solutions can help close digital inequality today.
Charles Allen, M.S. ’25, Never Stops Moving
Commitment to strategy and results drives Charles Allen’s four-decade career in technology.
Innovation on Display: NEXIS Students Present Research at Fall 2025 Poster Day
This student-written recap highlights NEXIS Poster Day and the applied research projects developed throughout the Fall 2025 semester.
How to Become a School Librarian: Your Complete Career Guide
Discover what librarians do beyond checking out books. Explore their modern duties in research, technology, community programming, and information management.
12 Data Science Skills (+10 Hard-Won Career Lessons)
Master the data science skills employers are looking for. Our guide covers 12 key technical and soft skills, plus 10 real-world expert lessons.
What Is Responsible AI: Principles, Frameworks & Future
Discover what Responsible AI is, its key principles and frameworks, and how it’s shaping an ethical, transparent future for AI. Learn more today!
What Do Librarians Do? A Look Inside the Job
Discover what librarians do beyond checking out books. Explore their modern duties in research, technology, community programming, and information management.
What the Verizon Outage Reveals, According to iSchool Professor Lee McKnight
iSchool Professor Lee McKnight commented in The New York Times on the widespread outage that disrupted cellular and data service on Verizon’s network for more than six hours. The issue was resolved late Wednesday, according to the company.
iSchool Fall 2025 Dean’s List
The following undergraduate students in the School of Information Studies were recognized on the Dean’s List for the Fall 2025 semester. Eligibility required completion of at least 12 graded credit hours and a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher, qualifying students for either the Dean’s List (3.5–3.7) or the Distinguished Dean’s List (3.8 and above).
iSchool Professor Lee McKnight Examines Weak Points in U.S. Wireless Networks
Lee McKnight, associate professor at Syracuse University’s iSchool, joined NPR’s Morning Edition to discuss what the recent Verizon outage reveals about vulnerabilities in the U.S. wireless grid.