L&S in the News: Week of Jan. 5, 2015

January 9th 2015
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The College of Letters & Science is the liberal arts powerhouse at the core of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Our faculty members confront some of the world's most pressing issues and are often called upon to share their expertise and opinions with a variety of media outlets. The following is a selection of media coverage of L&S and its faculty, staff members, students and alumni from the past week.


Women to watch
Brava Magazine (1/5/15)

TV pro channels small-town Wisco in 'Mistake'
Wisconsin State Journal (1/5/15)

Our view: Minnesota is winning this border battle
Winona Daily News (1/5/15)

Teen girls have different brains: Gender, neuroscience and the truth about adolescence
Salon.com (1/5/15)

Chazen concert series to begin again, minus WPR
Wisconsin State Journal (1/6/15)

Coca-Cola Co. executive gives college commencement speech
VendingMarketWatch.com (1/6/15)

Building the Ojibwe winter lodge
Collaborative Center for Health Equity (1/6/15)

Forget evolution vs creation, there are at least 6 different views, evangelical biophysicist explains
Christian Post (1/7/2015)

Bradley, Daley to face off for Supreme Court
WISC-TV 3 (1/7/2015)

Sovereign partners
In Common (1/7/15)

"Their own system of the world"
In Common (1/7/15)

Keeping their word
In Common (1/7/15)

Tom Mulhern named the NSSA Sportswriter of the Year in Wisconsin
Madison.com (1/9/15)

Charlie Hebdo Muhammad cartoons force newsrooms to reevaluate editorial policies
International Business Times (1/9/15)

Vigils, social media posts show support for free speech
WLUK (1/9/15)

Governor makes moves toward 2016 presidential run
WISC (1/9/15)