Faculty Scholarship from 2025
Amplifying Extremism: Small Town Politicians, Media Storms, and American Journalism, Nik Usher and Jess Hagman
Faculty Scholarship from 2024
Faculty Scholarship from 2023
Infusing Theology in Changemaking Curricula: Engaging Justice Natives With Christian Social Thought, Jonathan Bowman PhD
Contact-Tracing Apps as Boundary Objects of Pandemic Governance: The State-by-State Approach to Contain the Spread of COVID-19 in the United States, Eugene Jang, Jeeyun (Sophia) Baik, and Katrin Fischer
Oaxacalifornia: Indigenous Transnational Spaces as Grassroots Cosmopolitanism, Antonieta Mercado
Reactions to the U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory on Social Media & Youth Mental Health, Susannah Stern
Catching Babies: Helping Students Understand Reproductive Justice Through Black Maternal Health, Jillian A. Tullis
Faculty Scholarship from 2022
Journalism as historical repair work: Addressing present injustice through the second draft of history, Nik Usher and Matt Carlson
Faculty Scholarship from 2021
From Media Capture to Platform Capture, Nik Usher
Faculty Scholarship from 2020
Faculty Scholarship from 2019
What Is Data Journalism For? Cash, Clicks, and Cut and Trys, Nik Usher
Faculty Scholarship from 2018
Hacks, Hackers and the Expansive Boundaries of Journalism., Nik Usher
“How Interactivity Can Build Transparency: What Tech Can Teach Us about Rebuilding Media Trust, Nik Usher
Women and Technology in the Newsroom: Vision or Reality From Data Journalism To The News Startup Era, Nik Usher
Faculty Scholarship from 2016
The Constancy of Immediacy: From Printing Press to Digital Age, Nik Usher
Faculty Scholarship from 2012
History of (Future) Progress: Hyper-Masculine Transhumanist Virtuality, Diane Marie Keeling
Faculty Scholarship from 2011
Cinema and Choric Connection: Lost in Translation as Sensual Experience, Brian L. Ott and Diane Marie Keeling