The following is a selection of media coverage featuring College of Letters & Science faculty, staff, students and alumni.
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Faculty & Staff:
Protein causes canine bone cancer
The Daily Cardinal (4/14/15)
Mentioned: Michael Newton, Statistics
World's oldest stone tools found in Africa
Discover Magazine (4/15/15)
Quoted: John Hawks, Anthropology
Can you die from a broken heart?
Nautilus (4/16/15)
Quoted: Tracy Schroepfer, Social Work
Dogs and their owners: A chemical bond
The Why Files (4/16/15)
Mentioned: Charles Snowdon, Psychology
Stop shaming people on the Internet for grammar mistakes. Its not there fault.
Washington Post (4/17/15)
Quoted: Maryellen MacDonald, Psychology
Is it easier to communicate in a multicultural society? People who live in diverse areas are better at reading facial expressions
Capital Bay (4/20/15)
Quoted: Paula Niedenthal, Psychology
Alumni:
Mikerphone Brewing launches with music-inspired beers and monster cans
Chicago Reader (4/17/15)
Quoted: Mike Pallen (B.S.'04, Communication Arts)
Prevention Genetics seeks to use genetic testing to improve patient care
Biz Times (4/20/15)
Mentioned: James Weber (B.S.'74, Chemistry)
Tech College System President: Focused on creating skilled and flexible workforce
Biz Times (4/20/15)
Quoted: Morna Foy (B.A.'84, Economics and Political Science)
USD Professor Elizabeth Hanson honored for outstanding public service
KDLT News (4/20/15)
Quoted: Elizabeth Hanson (M.S.'97, Communicative Disorders)
Students:
12 Indian Americans named 2015 Goldwater Scholars
India West (4/14/15)
Mentioned: Sohil Shah, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics
PRB welcomes new trustees, management and technical staff amid strategic push
My FOX Wausau (4/17/15)
Mentioned: Alicia VanOrman, Sociology