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UFCJC Journalism Senior Honored in the 2024-25 Hearst Journalism Awards Photojournalism News and Features Competition
January 10, 2025

Jane Bambauer Comments on Upcoming Supreme Court Review of Possible TikTok Ban in the U.S.
January 9, 2025

Jonelle Henry Named Inaugural Director of UFCJC CJCxDC Program
January 6, 2025

Lissy Calienes Selected as Roger Hatchuel Student Academy Dean for the 2025 Cannes Lions Festival
January 6, 2025

Spreading Misinformation with Careless Sharing
The internet has become a minefield of misinformation, which has only become murkier as more and more people are sharing articles without even reading them. New research shows that about 75% of the news links shared on Facebook are reposted without users ever reading the content.

How Gender and Race Shaped Stacey Abrams’ Campaign to Court Black Male Voters
New research examines how Georgia gubenatorial candidate Stacey Abrams’ 2022 campaign attempted to address the gap between support from Black women vs. Black men in her 2018 campaign, amid the complex intersections of race, gender and political discourse.

How Neoliberal Ideas Shaped Public Service Announcements: A Three-Decade Analysis
While traditional advertising is considered a function of capitalism, public service announcements  have long been considered a function for the public good. But new research reveals how neoliberal ideology has increasingly infiltrated even these public-interest messages.

Fair Play: How Justice Beliefs Drive Gaming Habits
A new study argues that, regardless of their narratives, video games are rule-based and generally follow the rules of justice. The study examines players’ fundamental beliefs about fairness and justice and how they are associated with players’ gaming preferences and experiences.