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The Ethics and Politics of AI: Tarleton Gillespie
Content moderation is uncharted territory for social platforms, but one which society is beginning to demand.
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Library as Research Lab Research Poster Symposium
A poster session highlights the work of 12 UMSI students, plus librarians and faculty members, to measure the library’s impact on student learning, research, and scholarship.
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Spring Commencement
The 2019 UMSI graduate recognition ceremony moves to Hill Auditorium this year with commencement speaker Justice Bridget McCormack.
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Michigan @ CHI
With three Best Papers and five Honorable Mentions, UMSI faculty and students have a strong showing at CHI in 2019.
Read more
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The Ethics and Politics of AI: Tarleton Gillespie
Content moderation is uncharted territory for social platforms, but one which society is beginning to demand.
Read more -
Library as Research Lab Research Poster Symposium
A poster session highlights the work of 12 UMSI students, plus librarians and faculty members, to measure the library’s impact on student learning, research, and scholarship.
Read more -
Spring Commencement
The 2019 UMSI graduate recognition ceremony moves to Hill Auditorium this year with commencement speaker Justice Bridget McCormack.
Read more -
Michigan @ CHI
With three Best Papers and five Honorable Mentions, UMSI faculty and students have a strong showing at CHI in 2019.
Read more -
New York Times recognizes the contributions of UMSI Distinguished Alumnus Dudley Randall
A leading figure in the Black Arts Movement, UMSI alum Dudley Randall is featured by New York Times.
Read more
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The Ethics and Politics of AI: Tarleton Gillespie
Content moderation is uncharted territory for social platforms, but one which society is beginning to demand.
Read more -
Library as Research Lab Research Poster Symposium
A poster session highlights the work of 12 UMSI students, plus librarians and faculty members, to measure the library’s impact on student learning, research, and scholarship.
Read more -
Spring Commencement
The 2019 UMSI graduate recognition ceremony moves to Hill Auditorium this year with commencement speaker Justice Bridget McCormack.
Read more -
Michigan @ CHI
With three Best Papers and five Honorable Mentions, UMSI faculty and students have a strong showing at CHI in 2019.
Read more
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The Ethics and Politics of AI: Tarleton Gillespie
Content moderation is uncharted territory for social platforms, but one which society is beginning to demand.
Read more -
Library as Research Lab Research Poster Symposium
A poster session highlights the work of 12 UMSI students, plus librarians and faculty members, to measure the library’s impact on student learning, research, and scholarship.
Read more -
Spring Commencement
The 2019 UMSI graduate recognition ceremony moves to Hill Auditorium this year with commencement speaker Justice Bridget McCormack.
Read more -
Michigan @ CHI
With three Best Papers and five Honorable Mentions, UMSI faculty and students have a strong showing at CHI in 2019.
Read more -
New York Times recognizes the contributions of UMSI Distinguished Alumnus Dudley Randall
A leading figure in the Black Arts Movement, UMSI alum Dudley Randall is featured by New York Times.
Read more
Online retailer tactics and impulse buying: Consumers welcome tools to avoid it
”Only 2 left this price!” “Popular item!” “80 people are looking at this right now!”
Ditch the stale PDF: Making research papers interactive and more transparent
A paper co-authored by UMSI assistant professor Matthew Kay has received a Best Paper award ahead of the ACM CHI 2019 conference.
Jeopardy is a family affair for UMSI grad Rebecca McNitt
When UMSI grad Rebecca McNitt (MSI ’10) stepped behind the podium on the Jeopardy set in Burbank, California in March, she was following in the footsteps of her sister Sarah, who won big on the game show in 2015.
Small changes can make a big difference for network security
UMSI researchers Edward Platt and Daniel Romero studied how to make the internet less vulnerable to targeted attacks.
2019 Exposition winners announced
A record number of students participated in this year's Exposition, a showcase of student projects from the 2018-19 academic year.
Can online grocery delivery services address ‘food deserts’?
Tawanna Dillahunt and her research team conducted a small-scale pilot study in low-income areas in southeastern Michigan.
A pilot program to involve Pakistani men in child-rearing aims to improve health outcomes for mothers and children.
Online retailer tactics and impulse buying: Consumers welcome tools to avoid it
”Only 2 left this price!” “Popular item!” “80 people are looking at this right now!”
Ditch the stale PDF: Making research papers interactive and more transparent
A paper co-authored by UMSI assistant professor Matthew Kay has received a Best Paper award ahead of the ACM CHI 2019 conference.
Jeopardy is a family affair for UMSI grad Rebecca McNitt
When UMSI grad Rebecca McNitt (MSI ’10) stepped behind the podium on the Jeopardy set in Burbank, California in March, she was following in the footsteps of her sister Sarah, who won big on the game show in 2015.
Small changes can make a big difference for network security
UMSI researchers Edward Platt and Daniel Romero studied how to make the internet less vulnerable to targeted attacks.
2019 Exposition winners announced
A record number of students participated in this year's Exposition, a showcase of student projects from the 2018-19 academic year.
Can online grocery delivery services address ‘food deserts’?
Tawanna Dillahunt and her research team conducted a small-scale pilot study in low-income areas in southeastern Michigan.
A pilot program to involve Pakistani men in child-rearing aims to improve health outcomes for mothers and children.
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The Ethics and Politics of AI: Tarleton Gillespie
Content moderation is uncharted territory for social platforms, but one which society is beginning to demand.
Read more -
Library as Research Lab Research Poster Symposium
A poster session highlights the work of 12 UMSI students, plus librarians and faculty members, to measure the library’s impact on student learning, research, and scholarship.
Read more -
Spring Commencement
The 2019 UMSI graduate recognition ceremony moves to Hill Auditorium this year with commencement speaker Justice Bridget McCormack.
Read more -
Michigan @ CHI
With three Best Papers and five Honorable Mentions, UMSI faculty and students have a strong showing at CHI in 2019.
Read more
-
The Ethics and Politics of AI: Tarleton Gillespie
Content moderation is uncharted territory for social platforms, but one which society is beginning to demand.
Read more -
Library as Research Lab Research Poster Symposium
A poster session highlights the work of 12 UMSI students, plus librarians and faculty members, to measure the library’s impact on student learning, research, and scholarship.
Read more -
Spring Commencement
The 2019 UMSI graduate recognition ceremony moves to Hill Auditorium this year with commencement speaker Justice Bridget McCormack.
Read more -
Michigan @ CHI
With three Best Papers and five Honorable Mentions, UMSI faculty and students have a strong showing at CHI in 2019.
Read more -
New York Times recognizes the contributions of UMSI Distinguished Alumnus Dudley Randall
A leading figure in the Black Arts Movement, UMSI alum Dudley Randall is featured by New York Times.
Read more
Online retailer tactics and impulse buying: Consumers welcome tools to avoid it
”Only 2 left this price!” “Popular item!” “80 people are looking at this right now!”
Ditch the stale PDF: Making research papers interactive and more transparent
A paper co-authored by UMSI assistant professor Matthew Kay has received a Best Paper award ahead of the ACM CHI 2019 conference.
Jeopardy is a family affair for UMSI grad Rebecca McNitt
When UMSI grad Rebecca McNitt (MSI ’10) stepped behind the podium on the Jeopardy set in Burbank, California in March, she was following in the footsteps of her sister Sarah, who won big on the game show in 2015.
Small changes can make a big difference for network security
UMSI researchers Edward Platt and Daniel Romero studied how to make the internet less vulnerable to targeted attacks.
2019 Exposition winners announced
A record number of students participated in this year's Exposition, a showcase of student projects from the 2018-19 academic year.
Can online grocery delivery services address ‘food deserts’?
Tawanna Dillahunt and her research team conducted a small-scale pilot study in low-income areas in southeastern Michigan.
A pilot program to involve Pakistani men in child-rearing aims to improve health outcomes for mothers and children.