In his talk on Ethnocomputing and Indigenous Knowledge, Eglash will outline his work with students using culturally situated design tools.

Ericson chats about her observations in academia and how schools can do a better job at including women in computer science.

Ron Eglash was recently featured in an interview on NPR affiliate WBEZ’s program Worldview, a show about how race, ethnicity, gender, identity, the environment, religion, politics and economics drive and shape the news.

Eight new assistant professors will join the School of Information faculty in fall 2019.

The goal of Lasecki’s proposal is to create methods for making AI systems more robust and flexible.

Professor Kentaro Toyama, writing for "The Conversation," urges caution in the race for more technology.

UMSI associate professor Tiffany Veinot, is a guest editor of the August/September issue of The Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. This special double issue of JAMIA focuses on health equity.

Hilary Severyn archived and digitally preserved an unusual cultural treasure trove of puppets, backdrops, stage props and more. 

Kentaro Toyama and his team study returning citizens' struggle to find work and reintegrate due to a lack of digital literacy. 

A new study shows that app creators are not making decisions about which ads are attached to their apps, but they are picking which ad networks are used.