Media Mentions

Professor of political science argues that continuing to pressure Russia through economic sanctions will make the invasion of Ukraine too expensive for Vladimir Putin to continue.

Emeritus professor with the La Follette School of Public Affairs says that releasing oil and investing in infrastructure are more likely to reduce high levels of inflation, but both strategies will take time.

Assistant professor of communication arts says the President will have to address multiple domestic and international crises in his speech.

Emeritus professor of journalism discusses his latest project, an analysis of the ways media changes in Wisconsin have impacted our political discourse.

Assistant professor of social work says that when childrens' basic needs are met, their long-term health and economic outlooks improve, while their family's stress levels decrease.

UW–Madison alumnus Tom Erickson spent his career helping technology firms around the world succeed, and now he's back.

Professor of Southeast Asian Studies, who has studied repressive political regimes in Thailand for decades, says intimidating writers, publishers and printers can be as effective as releasing lists of banned books.

Professor of English discusses her latest book, "Look For Me in the East," and her new play, "The Mytilenean Debate."

Professor of math is part of a team that found a solution to a problem that confounded the field for more than 30 years.