2023

Sangeet Kumar
Faculty
ChatGPT and the future of knowledge
Perhaps the most consequential effect of ChatGPT is generative AI's ability to function as the oracle of our times, says professor Sangeet Kumar.
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Faculty
Guldin co-authors new book about journalistic learning
Rachel Guldin, Department of Communication, co-authored a new book on journalistic learning in secondary language arts instruction.
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2022

Prof. Jeff Kurtz
Faculty
Kurtz: We need humanities, arts & natural sciences as well as STEM
"We live in complicated times, where the limits of science compel us to admit that some big questions push beyond the lab bench:" Prof. Jeff Kurtz.
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Alan Miller
Faculty
Journalism faculty Alan Miller on importance of Sunshine Laws
"It’s important for all of us to celebrate and protect access to public information," says journalism faculty Alan Miller.
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2021

Communication Professor Jeff Kurtz
Faculty
Prof. Jeff Kurtz opines on need for self-government
"America needs self-government, not 'compassionate' capitalism," says professor Jeff Kurtz.
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2020

Faculty
College success requires robust conception of trust
An effective college education requires a robust conception of trust, says Prof. Jeff Kurtz in an Inside Higher Ed essay.
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Discussion between two people
Faculty
Why Are We Not Taught How to Listen?
An article about communication modes references Professor Lisbeth Lipari's work.
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Prof. Omedi Ochieng
Faculty
Prof. Ochieng discusses nihilism and utopia
Prof. Omedi Ochieng was a guest of David Rutledge's ABC radio' show "The Philosophy Hour" to discuss nihilism and utopia.
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Laura Russell
Faculty
The therapeutic role of conversation
Prof. Laura Russell in conversation with Denison parent Frank Agin about the value of conversation.
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2019

Faculty
Prof. Sangeet Kumar on the fake news phenomenon
Fact-checking is a necessary part of today's culture says Assistant Professor Sangeet Kumar.
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2017

Hollis Griffin in the classroom
Faculty
New Book Looks at Media Culture and Gender
Hollis Griffin, assistant professor of communication, has authored a book, “Feeling Normal: Sexuality and Media Criticism in the Digital Age.”
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Bill Kirkpatrick
Faculty
New Book Explores Disabilities in the Field of Media Studies
A new book, “Disability Media Studies,” edited by Bill Kirkpatrick, associate professor of communication, introduces key ideas in this emerging field.
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