Newhouse School at Syracuse University

Natalia Pérez-Gonzalez, graduate student in magazine, news and digital journalism, takes a moment to smile for the camera in Food Dot Com. Sydney Richter

Lang Delapa, an advertising sophomore, heads to class on a sunny winter day. Leigh Vo

Four Newhouse professors share their insights on the cultural importance of the Super Bowl from four perspectives; fandom, advertising, music and sports production. What does the Super Bowl mean to you?

"I don't think for most rational people this Joe Rogan issue is about censorship, as much as it is about this belief that folks should be liable for distributing responsible information," says Bandier Program director Bill Werde.

Professor of practice Jim Olson was called in as a communications consultant on the launch of the new airline Avelo. "A new airline comes along once every 15 to 20 years, so helping to launch a new airline is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, he says.

#Socialmedia has changed the world as we know it. Hear associate dean Regina Luttrell talk about all things social & share her thoughts on the latest insights from her & coauthor Adrienne Wallace on their book, Social Media and Society. https://bit.ly/3obu10r

We did not need a ruling from an illegitimate Facebook board to understand that the corporation was not prepared to address governmental abuse of its platform, says professor Jennifer Grygiel in this article for The New York Times.

"The company was ill-prepared to deal with a head of state weaponizing their platform," says professor Jennifer Grygiel about Facebook and Trump. Listen to Grygiel's in-depth interview with 1A: https://the1a.org/segments/trump-facebook-oversight

Facebook's oversight board upheld the ban on Donald Trump. But professor Jennifer Grygiel says the board is problematic. If anything this board is drawing away attention from the real issue of the risks of government use of social media.

Prof Dan Pacheco on the future of augmented reality: We are three-dimensional creatures whose media is mostly stuck on two-dimensional rectangles. As our content starts to integrate the third dimension in ways that resonate, we gravitate toward it. via Fast Company

Hendricks Chapel Methodist Chaplain Ronda Chester gives out candy and snacks to Newhouse students to cheer them up after a long week on campus. Photo by Trevor Rittman, a senior television, radio and film student at the Newhouse School.

Kate Modolo '01, G'04 credits Newhouse with nurturing the kind of critical thinking that’s required to be successful in the ever-evolving practice of public relations.

Professor Roy Gutterman writes about the importance of voting for syracuse.com: "The right to vote has been a hard-fought right that embodies the most basic part of the democratic system: choosing the people and officials who will design, set and enforce laws and public policy, and defining what our society stands for."

Congratulations to Professor Emerita Maria Russell, recipient of this year's Gold Anvil Award--PRSA's highest individual honor recognizing lifetime achievement in public relations.

Were social media platforms right to restrict access to an unverified article about Joe Biden's son? Professor Roy Gutterman shares his thoughts with WAER FM Radio.

Follow along today, Thursday, October 22 at 2 p.m. EST for an Instagram Live Alumni Q+A with Sony Music Entertainment social media manager Candice Frank and advertising senior Camryn Simon! They'll discuss everything from Candice's job responsibilities to career advice and more. We hope you'll follow along, and ask questions for Candice in the comments. https://www.instagram.com/p/CGnkIsIs0G-/

We are pleased to announce the establishment of the Lorraine Branham Scholarship Fund, named in honor of our late dean, which will provide under-resourced, talented students the opportunity to attend Syracuse University and the Newhouse School debt-free.

During her 30 years at the Newhouse School, Sherri Taylor built a reputation as a funny, tough and kind teacher who was passionate about design and dedicated to her students, always holding them to a high standard and pushing them to do better.

Take a peek inside Newhouse with senior Alyssa Feldman as she shares school highlights, favorite memories and what it means to be Orange.

UPDATE: Alumnus Michael Kranish of The Washington Post will join us for tonight's discussion, while Alexi McCammond had to bow out due to work demands. We hope to see you at 8 p.m.!