Armando Ibarra in the Wisconsin State Journal: Madison's North Side needs more for Latinos
Associate Professor with the UW School for Workers describes the area around Warner Park as an "island of underdevelopment."
Kathleen Bartzen Culver in the Associated Press: Chris Cuomo put family before CNN, audience
Cuomo's failure to establish independence from his brother's political scandal is "a very, very big problem," says Director of the Center for Journalism Ethics.
Ann Pringle in TIME: The world needs a fungi map
Professor of botany argues that mapping mushroom types could provide key insights in the battle to manage the impacts of climate change.
Barry Burden in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Gableman meets with conspiracy theorists
The individuals the former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice is consulting as part of his investigation into the 2020 Wisconsin Presidential Election "are all election skeptics who have bought into the big lie," says the Director of the Elections Research Center.
Song Gao on NBC-15: Wisconsinites increased movement, travel in 2021
Using anonymous cell phone data, the professor of geography is able to chart a 70% increase in visits to transportation hubs like airports and train stations over the holiday weekend.
Joseph Austerweil in the New York Times: Can machines learn morality?
Associate professor of psychology was involved in a research experiment that sought to teach ethics to an artificial intelligence.
Alfred McCoy in The Nation: When will climate change topple America's world order?
In an excerpt from his latest book, To Govern the Globe: World Orders and Catastrophic Change, Emeritus Professor of History argues that America's decline started at home.
Susan Webb Yackee in The Hill: Public input could address confusion over guidance documents
Governmental guidance documents like the ones the Centers for Disease Control issues on COVID-19 booster shots could be clearer if the public were involved in creating them, says Director of the La Follette School of Public Affairs.
Barry Burden on Politico: Redistricting now an "American bloodsport"
“It’s something the average member of the public thinks about, and is often unhappy about, in a way you wouldn’t have seen 10 years ago, and not at all 20 years ago,," according to the Director of the UW Elections Research Center,
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