Like Counting Fish in a Barrel
Limnology grad student uses environmental DNA to estimate Wisconsin sportfish populations.
True North
Scandinavian studies professor Tom DuBois collaborated with Disney to make Frozen II an authentic representation of indigenous Nordic cultures.
Why are Wisconsin’s walleye declining?
As lakes in the upper Midwest warm due to climate change, this cool-water species has found itself with less habitat in which to thrive. Yet the percentage of walleye that state and tribal resource managers allow to be harvested each year has stayed about the same.
UW-Madison faculty, students help create COVID-19 app for Wisconsinites
A team from the Center for Communication and Civic Renewal in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication helped with this app for Wisconsinites, which includes ways to connect, calm, cope and stay informed about COVID-19 in our state.
Three UW–Madison students named 2020 Rhodes finalists
Three University of Wisconsin–Madison students reached the final stage of competition this year for Rhodes Scholarships, the oldest and most celebrated college awards for international study, with L&S majors and certificates in the mix.
Message in the madness
An unfolding global crisis makes it hard to roll out a coordinated public health campaign. Two UW-Madison professors who study health communications look for ways to sift through the onslaught of information.
City for all
Planning and landscape architecture professors tackle issues of equity and access.
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