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Research combines methods from computer science and development economics to understand the economics of mobile phone usage in Rwanda.
Four of the six articles in a new journal targeted at policymakers have an I School connection.
School of Information professor Steven Weber and Duke professor Bruce Jentleson argue that the United States must take a different stance toward the…
Five School of Information students and alumni joined hundreds of other developers and designers for a health data "hackathon" to develop…
Alumni and friends of the I School, SIMS, SLIS, and the School of Librarianship reconnect in Washington, D.C.
The School of Information kicked off the 2010–11 academic year by welcoming 39 new master's students and three Ph.D. students to South Hall.
The award recognizes Samuelson for her work in information policy, calling her a pioneer in all aspects of cyberlaw.
Despite the challenges of the job market, many students received multiple offers for summer jobs or internships, according to a survey of the MIMS…
Three dozen students are spending two weeks side-by-side focusing on writing.
Rural-to-urban migrant Chinese women use Internet technology to connect the city and the countryside, according to Oreglia's research.