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The Board of Governors of Rutgers University (New Jersey) has approved a controversial resolution changing the name of the university's School of Communication, Information and Library Studies to the School of Communication and Information, effective 1 July.
The board's decision confirmed an earlier vote by the school's faculty, which approved the name change on 4 February by a 30-10 tally (with one abstention). The faculty vote followed months of discussions within the school and among members of the Rutgers University community dating back to the summer of 2008.
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