In The Media
WRAL
May 23, 2022
Climate scientists worry as another above-average hurricane season quickly approachesResearchers are already predicting that the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season will be an above-average active season. Climate change data shows that more areas are becoming resilient against these stronger, wetter and … Continued
Urbs and Polis podcast
May 11, 2022
Masada: A Discussion with Professor Jodi MagnessProfessor Jodi Magness details why Masada remains an important archaeological site for scholars of Second-Temple Judaism and Christian origins. Magness further elaborates on the modern implications of Masada and the … Continued
The New York Times
May 10, 2022
These Bats Buzz Like Hornets to Scare Off PredatorsDr. Ancillotto and colleagues have discovered not only a new case of acoustic Batesian mimicry, but also the first documented between mammals and insects. In their work, published Monday in the journal … Continued
The New York Times
May 6, 2022
This Is Not Your Grandfather’s M.B.A.“Marketing teams across higher education are fond of quasi-spiritual tag lines, so it might be unfair to pick on business schools. But in the M.B.A. world, the latest, breathless versions … Continued
The Washington Post
May 6, 2022
What Alito’s draft gets wrong about women and political powerResearch finds many ways that women, especially women of color, are excluded from equal access to power. “If the final draft of the Dobbs decision looks anything like what has been … Continued
USA Today Network (via Wilmington Star-News)
April 25, 2022
From Manteo to Wilmington, could the ‘kudzu of the coast’ help fight climate change?Mention phragmites and you’re likely to hear an agonized groan from a long list of people, including biologists and coastal landowners. “It definitely has a bad rap, and there’s a good reason for … Continued
The Times of Israel Podcast
April 18, 2022
What does archaeology say about the location of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre?We walk in the Jerusalem Old City church compound with top archaeologist Prof. Jodi Magness in this audio tour of the history and controversy of a unique holy spot. Christian tradition holds … Continued