College News
Lincoln Roch took home a first-place award in the Hearst Sports Writing Competition with a powerful story that highlighted the impacts of discriminatory chants at a CU football game.
More stations are experimenting with A.I. anchors, and a PhD student says the trend has finally reached the United States.
Two students collaborated on an investigative journalism project that was ultimately picked up by The Associated Press.
A hard lesson from his days as a journalist has helped a CMDI professor tell moving stories through documentary.
More than 200 students attended this year’s CMDI Sports Media Summit, learning from industry professionals how to break into journalism, media production, technology and more.
How will advertisers operate on ChatGPT and other A.I. platforms? A CMDI expert is exploring the limits of data use in targeting customers.
By integrating generative A.I. into each course, the information science department is attracting students who want to be challenged to use A.I. effectively—and ethically.
A CMDI expert says without cultural and societal context—which includes politics—sports would be “kind of boring.”
Does using Nextdoor make you more likely to support aggressive policing tactics? A new paper from two CMDI experts sheds interesting light on the platform.
To reimagine play spaces for young students, two Boulder schools enlisted CMDI’s expertise in redesigning their schoolyards.