Media Mentions

Professor of Southeast Asian Studies discusses the state of political dissidence in Thailand.

According to the Professor of Political Science, both Republicans and Democrats will want to earmark the final bill with pet projects.

Associate Professor of Political Science says the corporate imperative of access to decision makers will likely win out.

Wisconsin residents who took financial hits earlier in the pandemic may not be able to spend the new checks as freely, says Professor of Economics.

Professor of Journalism's research into Wisconsin's media ecosystem suggests that focusing on national instead of local issues may sway voters.

Elections Research Center Director says there was nothing untoward about the events, because no ballots were given out.

The Director of the UW Center for Journalism Ethics was impressed with Winfrey's transparency as an interviewer.

Dresser, a labor economist with the Sandra Rosembaum School of Social Work and the Institute for Research on Poverty, notes that the pandemic is increasing income disparity, hitting low-income workers of color particularly hard.

Some troupes, made more nimble by necessity, can and do successfully adapt as conditions warrant.