Media Mentions

Research by the professor of planning and landscape architecture shows that when housing with five or more units is under construction and as residents begin to sign leases, neighborhood evictions increase.

Professor of Journalism contrasts today's social media landscape with the era when newspapers and radio ruled the day.

La Follette School of Public Affairs professor says starting with easy technology could pave the way for even more effective ways to control carbon dioxide emissions.

Changing climate is also changing the flora landscape, says Professor of Geography.

Director of Jazz Studies discusses "Elegy for an Undiscovered Species," his latest album release.

Professor of Anthropology weighs in on the discovery of a potential new human species.

The Associated Press decision to stop publishing the names of persons accused of minor crimes impacts people's lives, says the director of the UW Center for Journalism Ethics.

In 2011, the computer science major at the University of Wisconsin – Madison had about 200 students. Today, it has more than 2,000. It’s now the largest major on campus, and it’s expected to keep growing.

in 2009, Baird, a professor of geography, wrote a report warning about the impacts of building a dam on the Sesan River.