Newhouse School of Public Communications

Knowing what is real on social media is hard due to misinformation. Research Professor Jason Davis gives advice on how to avoid falling for fake

Award-winning documentary filmmaker Brian Oakes is returning to campus to show and discuss his film "Jim: The James Foley Story."

Meyer, editor of a Kansas newspaper raided by police in 2023, will be honored for his resilience and commitment to local journalism and press freedom.

After 10 transformative years leading Orange Athletics, the ESPN veteran and Syracuse alumnus will end his tenure, following unprecedented academic and facilities achievements.

Gillian Pelkonen G'21 earned her first Grammy as recording engineer for I'm With Her's "Wild and Clear and Blue."

The groundbreaking University initiative unveils plans for a fall 2026 academic minor, student-produced content series and more.

A former investigative reporter discusses the press under attack; says cuts strip down newspaper to "just a few usable parts."

Associate Professor Rebecca Ortiz surveyed young adults about AI companions and found both potential benefits and troubling behaviors with the technology.

Assistant Professor of Advertising Beth Egan says the days of a monolith audience on one channel are long gone, creating new challenges for commercial producers

Athletes must deliver authentic content about their personal journey to earn followers and endorsements in the social media era.

Mass communications researcher Jamie Gentry studies how political stories change as they move from newsrooms to social media.

Melissa Martinez shares lessons that can be learned from the show’s runaway success.

The revived show features Syracuse chefs and explores how food connects people.

University experts discuss fallout from Buffalo Bills’ divisional loss: Sean McDermott's firing, Brandon Beane's promotion and a controversial press conference.