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New research by Newhouse School Advertising Professor Dr. Rebecca Ortiz sheds light on how teens are influenced by media when it comes to sexuality, expression and behavior, as well as other health issues.
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WAER staff won awards for best spot news coverage, best sports story and honorable mention for best news feature by Syracuse Press Club.
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Dr. Charisse L'Pree and Prof. Luvell Anderson discuss how they break down comedy and satire to examine serious issues. Their work uses humor to inform about race, disability issues, the wealth gap and other topics, while giving teachers tools to use to effectively bring humor into the classroom.
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Newhouse School grad student links loneliness due to pandemic, political divisions with health problems, suggests how findings could shape PR public health campaigns.
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Syracuse University professors studying AI in media share surprising thoughts about threats & benefits of the technology. Tools on the way can also help seek the truth.
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Syracuse University students work with World War II found on documentaries of untold personal stories from the great war. They get invaluable real-world experience.
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Phone scams come in many different forms, some using bots and voicemails to persuade people to spend money or share information. The $40-Billion-a-year issue is the target of call-blocking efforts by government and private entities, with only limited success.
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On this episode of Newhouse Impact, we hear from Newhouse Assistant Professor Nausheen Husain. Nasusheen teaches courses in data and documents journalism. In our conversation, Nausheen goes over some of her recent reporting work and the role that data journalism has played in shaping her career.
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On this episode of Newhouse Impact, Kevin Kloss chats with Syracuse University's Eric Grode, about the art of writing an obituary.
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For this episode of Syracuse Speaks, we turned our mics over to high school students from around the country who gathered at he Syracuse University Newhouse School this summer, and let them pose these questions to each other.