In The Media
Food & Environment Reporting Network
March 19, 2019
As coastal flooding surges, ‘living shorelines’ seen as the answerThe Food & Environment Reporting Network writes about ecology alumna Rachel Gittman’s research on living shorelines. Food & Environment Reporting Network
The Guardian
March 18, 2019
Pole position: human body might be able to pick up on Earth’s magnetic fieldBiology professor Kenneth Lohmann speaks with The Guardian and Gizmodo about a study that looked into whether humans can pick up on Earth’s magnetic … Continued
Time
March 16, 2019
The death penalty could become a 2020 issue. But many conservatives disagree with TrumpPolitical science professor Frank Baumgartner talks about how the death penalty has been viewed politically. Time
The Washington Post
March 15, 2019
The New Zealand shooting shows how YouTube and Facebook spread hate and violent images — yet againCommunication department assistant professor Alice Marwick talks about how large technology companies have a responsibility to govern their platforms. The Washington Post
PsychCentral
March 15, 2019
6 good reasons to laugh morePsychCentral associate editor Therese J. Borchard calls a study by psychology and neuroscience associate professor Sara Algoe “the most fascinating experiment” cited … Continued
KPCC - Southern California Public Radio, "AirTalk"
March 15, 2019
‘One of New Zealand’s darkest days’: The Christchurch mosque attack and what we know so farCommunication department assistant professor Alice Marwick is a guest on “AirTalk” discussing the recent shootings in New Zealand. KPCC – Southern California Public … Continued
WUNC, "The State of Things"
March 14, 2019
6 months after Hurricane Florence: Has NC recovered?Geological sciences associate professor Laura Moore talks on “The State of Things” about the damage done to North Carolina dunes by Hurricane … Continued
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