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November 11, 2019

Lorraine Explains: Rats love to drive, and it lowers their stress levels

Lorraine Explains: Rats love to drive, and it lowers their stress levels

This column highlights the scientific findings from research by psychology professor Kelly Lambert on teaching rats to drive.

November 8, 2019

Leaf Data, In Your Family Albums

Leaf Data, In Your Family Albums

Stephanie Spera, assistant professor of geography and the environment, is interviewed about her research on climate change and leaves in Acadia National Park.

November 7, 2019

In Virginia, Democrats use Green New Deal to turn red to blue

Professor of Political Science and Associate Dean Dan Palazzolo is quoted. This story was picked up by about a dozen additional outlets, including MSN.

Chile president plans tougher security after protests

Political science professor Jenny Pribble, an expert on Latin American politics, is quoted.

November 6, 2019

'Virginia is officially blue.' Democrats regain control of legislature, clearing way for liberal policies

Political science professor Ernest McGowen is quoted throughout this story, which was distributed by the USA Today network and appeared in a dozen additional outlets.

Battlefields around the world are finding new purpose as parks and refuges

Todd Lookingbill, associate professor of geography and the environment, and Peter Smallwood, associate professor of biology, coauthored this piece, which originally appeared in The Conversation.

U.S. Must Provide Mental Health Services to Families Separated at Border

Law professor Carl Tobias is quoted.

November 5, 2019

Battlefields around the world are finding new purpose as parks and refuges

Todd Lookingbill, associate professor of geography and the environment, and Peter Smallwood, associate professor of biology, coauthored this piece related to their new book Collateral Values: The Natural Capital Created by Landscapes of War.

The Paris climate agreement is at risk of falling apart in the 2020s

Environmental law professor Noah Sachs is quoted, and this article cites and links to Sachs’ latest paper in Ecology Law Quarterly.

Black quarterbacks are out here changing the game and how we see leadership

Black quarterbacks are out here changing the game and how we see leadership

Historian Julian Hayter, a leadership studies professor, is quoted.

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