Beth Nguyen in TIME Magazine: The Comfort of a Lunar New Year in Isolation
Professor of English shares her memories of celebrating the Vietnamese holiday as a child.
Ken Mayer on Channel3000.com: Reaction to unrest in nation's capital
"it's disgusting, it's despicable, it's abhorrent," says professor of political science of armed protestors breaking into the U.S. Capitol building.
Ken Mayer in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Coup attempt in Washington DC forces choice
In an editorial, professor of political science argues that Americans must now choose between Donald Trump and democracy.
Carol Ryff in the Washington Post: Sense of purpose boosts longevity
Professor of psychology notes an increasing amount of evidence that people who believe their existence has meaning experience health benefits and live longer.
Paul Barford in Slate: Move to protect underwater Internet cables now
The undersea fiber optic cables that transmit the Internet to U.S citizens could be at risk from climate change. Barford, a Professor of Computer Science, suggests the Federal Government should act now to develop a plan to protect them.
Barry Burden in The Guardian: Voting deadlines cut both ways
Different voting deadlines in different states created convenience, chaos and confusion, says director of the Elections Research Center.
John Eason in Newsweek: Vaccinating prisoners helps everyone
Nearly 250,000 cases of coronavirus have resulted in the deaths of more than 1,600 inmates. Eason, a professor of sociology, has studied the issue closely.
Kathy Cramer in Mother Jones: Advice for Joe Biden's pandemic response team
The President-Elect should leverage radio to reach and bridge the rural divide, says professor of political science Kathy Cramer.
Sami Schalk on Wisconsin Public Radio: Drop the "guilt" from guilty pleasures
It's okay to find your thing and enjoy it--especially during a pandemic, says Associate Professor of Gender Studies.
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