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Hate the emails Copilot generates for you? You'll want to talk to Laurie Lawson.

Let’s get past the platitudes on artificial intelligence. We asked students, alumni and faculty how they’re really using A.I. to work, teach, learn and create.

Internet users with low vision don't want the world described to them—they want to actively participate. One researcher is out to change how we think about accessibility.

The city of Spokane is piloting a low-tech roadway safety initiative that was developed by CMDI faculty experts and students.

CMDI welcomes its Class of 2030, an academically accomplished group with big dreams for the future.

CMDI is welcoming 14 new faculty with expertise in journalism, business, surveillance, technology and more.

More than 700 CMDI students were named to the dean's list for the spring semester.

The INFO Showcase is an opportunity for students taking information science courses to share their class projects and research with the CU °Ç¸ç³Ô¹Ï community.

A new course gives undergraduates a practical understanding of AI—how it works, where it came from and how it’s shaping everything from jobs to creativity and daily life.

If you knew to update your settings to get on the new campus Wi-Fi earlier this year, you have Averie Dow’s poster design to thank.