October 2024

• ‘Feel the Beat: Felted Textiles’ allows students to witness cultural exchange in interactive felt exhibition (The Badger Herald; Angus, Center for Design and Material Culture and Lynn Mecklenburg Textile Gallery)
• In the United States, the lunchbox, a headache for parents (Top Buzz Times; Gaddis)
• Wisconsin Design Team sets the stage for stylish Wisco apparel (The Daily Cardinal; Lawrence)
• ‘It’s All the Rage’ exhibit proves activism has no age (The Badger Herald; Center for Design and Material Culture)
• Fathers in Focus 2024 Conference (WORT FM; Thomas)
• The Labour of Lunch (Feminist Food Journal; Gaddis)
• LARC use can affect well-woman visits and STI screening (Contraceptive Technology Update; Fitzpatrick)

September 2024

• Sen. Ballweg: Receives national award from Reach Out and Read (WisPolitics; Navsaria)
• American Academy of Pediatrics promotes shared reading starting in infancy as a positive parenting practice with lifelong benefits (U.S. News & World Report, HealthDay News and other news outlets; Navsaria)
• Opinion: Tim Walz and JD Vance have a chance to spotlight fatherhood during VP debate (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Yahoo! News, MSN, USA Today and other news outlets; Thomas)
• How Universal’s ‘Wicked’ can improve retail sales this holiday season (Forbes; Bea)
• Wisconsinites react as Instagram introduces new guidelines to increase youth safety (WMTV 15, WSAW-TV and WEAU-TV; Kirkorian)
• Alvin Thomas recommends more men to discuss mental health (KCBS Radio; Thomas)
• OPINION: Cost of living topic of Oct. 15 Main Street Agenda town hall meeting in Milwaukee (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; J. Michael Collins)
• Opinion | The joy factor versus gloom and doom (The Cap Times; Navsaria)
• How to spot the difference between khakis and chinos, plus 6 buys to try (The Globe and Mail; Anika Kozlowski)
• Men are carrying the brunt of the ‘loneliness epidemic’ amid potent societal pressures (The Conversation, Associated Press, Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Lifestyle, San Francisco Chronicle, MinnPost and other news outlets; Kinzer and Thomas)
• Janesville plans to take ownership of GM Assembly Plant site by early 2025 (Wisconsin Public Radio; Sarmiento)
• Latest Census data show an increase in childhood poverty (Marketplace; J. Michael Collins)
• Do babies have kneecaps? (The Bump; Navsaria)
• School Lunch (Last Week Tonight with John Oliver; Gaddis)
• With $75 million gift for new UW–Madison engineering building, brothers’ impact spans generations and transcends campus boundaries (UW–Madison News, WisPolitics and Finance & Commerce; Phillip Levy, Master of Science in Design + Innovation and School of Human Ecology Board of Visitors)
• Take a fall-colors, art-loving journey to see these 7 Wisconsin art exhibits this autumn (Green Bay Press-Gazette, Yahoo! Lifestyle, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, The Fond Du Lac Reporter, Sheboygan Press, Marshfield News-Herald, Oshkosh Northwestern, The Post-Crescent, Stevens Point Journal and Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune; Angus)
• The latest shopping trend? Not shopping (CNN, CNN International, AOL and other news outlets; Bea)
• MPS still lacks school resource officers; deadline past due (FOX 6 Milwaukee and Yahoo! News; Fisher)
• Reciprocidad: Giving and Receiving (Isthmus; Kallenborn)
• Don’t bug out! New art exhibit at the Paine aims to create connections with insects (The Advance-Titan; Angus)
• Just announced: Wisconsin Book Festival line-up brings bestselling authors and local talent (Madison Magazine; Gaddis)
• New State Democracy Research Initiative, election experts and more from UW–Madison (UW–Madison News; J. Michael Collins)
• America must free Itself from the tyranny of the penny (The New York Times Magazine; Halpern-Meekin)

August 2024

• Opinion | When it comes to early child care, hard work is key (The Cap Times; Navsaria)
• Economic indicators, vibes and the 2024 vote in Wisconsin (PBS Wisconsin; J. Michael Collins
• Madison welcome for new faculty (UW–Madison News; Buhler-Wassmann)
• Parents as Teachers conference prepares professional caregivers to aid in development of young children (Yahoo! Finance and other news outlets; Navsaria)
• Column: A new era at California Endowment as longtime leader Robert K. Ross retires (Los Angeles Times and Yahoo! News; Sarmiento)
• Who's hungry? Madison’s school lunch program is a game changer for students (Madison Magazine; Gaddis)
• Fatherhood: Supporting healthy, resilient, and thriving family ecosystems (Scholars Strategy Network; Thomas)
• Prof. Jennifer Gaddis describes the politics of school lunch programs (WORT FM; Gaddis)
• September programs announced for Fond du Lac County Audubon Society (KFIZ; Angus)
• Nearly 1K students died at federal Indian boarding schools. At least 11 of those schools were in Wisconsin. (Wisconsin Public Radio; Keeler)
• Thompson named vice chancellor for University Relations (UW–Madison News, WMTV 15 and WisPolitics; J. Michael Collins)
• How some states help residents avoid costly debt during hard times (Ohio State News; J. Michael Collins)
• Tribal Elder Food Box program plans to increase production (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Yahoo! News; Dodge Francis)
• Meg Bea receives NICHD grant to study debt fluctuation and health (UW–Madison Center for Demography and Ecology; Bea)
• 2024 Reilly-Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Endowment awards granted (UW–Madison News; Litzelman, Sarmiento, Shin and Vaid)
• Locked out of banking: Incarceration is associated with decreased bank account ownership (Rice University News and Phys.org; J. Michael Collins)
• RE:FUTURE program imagines possible futures for our world (WORT FM; Douglas and Watt)
• Celebrating Disability Pride Month in Wisconsin (Wisconsin Public Radio; Bille)
• Boarding school report, South central Wisconsin health care apprenticeships, Wisconsin’s ‘Bachelorette’ (Wisconsin Public Radio; Keeler)

July 2024

• Trees and clouds woven of wool at new UW–Madison art installation (The Cap Times; Center for Design and Material Culture and Helen Louise Allen Textile Collection)
• Seven impressive things to do in Grand Rapids for August 2024 (Wyandotte Daily; Angus)
• Grant supports effort by UW–Madison and tribal partners to expand on Indigenous food practices (Wisconsin State Journal; Dodge Francis)
• Opinion | Murray Katcher a hero for Wisconsin’s children (The Cap Times; Navsaria)
• UW–Madison, Tribal partners launch collaborative effort to support Native American foodways in Great Lakes region (UW–Madison News; Dodge Francis)
• Navigating career paths with Hannah Hatlan-Atwell: Insights from UW–Madison's School of Human Ecology (Wisco Bound; Hatlan-Atwell)
• When do babies understand no? (The Bump; Navsaria)
• Bruce Museum and The Greens at Greenwich join forces for memorable art and soundscapes experience (Greenwich Sentinel; Angus)
• Just how ‘horrible’ is Milwaukee’s crime? A look at the mid-year stats (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Yahoo! News; Thomas)
• ‘Illegal immigrants’ are reinforcing Social Security, not draining it (The Badger Project; Holden)
• Preserving Native history through oral storytelling (MinnPost; Keeler)
• More efforts are underway to limit social media. How do you separate good from bad? (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Yahoo! News; Kirkorian)
• Erie Insurance Review (WalletHub; Jasper)

June 2024

• The world of luxury fruit: Does a $156 melon taste sweeter? (The New York Times, the Seattle Times and the Boston Globe; Shim)
• The surgeon general's push for social media warning label explained (Medscape; Kirkorian)
• Poetics that heal trauma: A review of “Novel Ecosystems” at Saint Kate Arts Hotel in Milwaukee (Newcity Art; Angus)
• Denied the 'right to hug': In many U.S. jails, video calls are the only way detainees can see loved ones (NBC News; Poehlmann)
• Women and money (Insights with Dick Goldberg; Lepe)
• The Art of the Insect: Artists Responses to the Need for Interconnection with Heather Swan (Aspen Daily News; Angus)
• Artist Jennifer Angus wants you to see the beauty of bugs (Artnet; Angus)
• Newsmakers: Bassett Creek Oral History Project gathers suburban Indigenous stories (CCX Media; Keeler)
• Think cicadas are weird? Check out superfans, who eat the bugs, use them in art and even striptease (Associated Press, Yahoo! News and CBS News; Angus)
• A generation of AI guinea pigs (The Atlantic; Kirkorian)
• Forward Art Prize winners studio tours (Isthmus; Angus and Mace)

May 2024

• Organic cheese and free lunch for all: what the US can learn from other nations about better school meals (The Guardian; Gaddis)
• Badgering: Nicole Soulier (Wisconsin Alumni Association; Soulier)
• Going to the boardroom from the classroom helps students learn how nonprofits work (The Conversation and the Chronicle of Philanthropy; Mary Beth Collins)
• Buy Now, Pay Later platforms will soon be more regulated (Marketplace; Robb)
• Divine 9 organizations host college sendoff for high school students (WKOW; Riser)
• 5-10-100: Women Artists Forward (Isthmus; Angus and Mace)
• Do Princetonians 25 years out know the purpose of life? (The Daily Princetonian; Whelan)
• What to do in Madison this week: Jacob Kushner, 'Majeska Mondays' and more Isthmus Picks (Isthmus; Cho, Kohlmeier, Morrick, O’Hare Bennett, Pham, Rauh, Rickey, Schueller and Xiong)
• Women’s Philanthropy Council October Meeting Summary (University of Wisconsin Foundation; Mary Beth Collins)
• Coming to Terms with Housing and Homelessness in Rural Places with Jess Huff, Erin Carreon and Mallory VanMeeter (The Rural Impact; VanMeeter)
• Student spotlight: Camber Walvoort combines two ‘people-focused’ majors (UW–Madison School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences; Walvoort)
• Spanning The State: Interview: Youths protesting with youth political engagement and Professor Constance Flanagan (WTMJ-AM; Connie Flanagan)
• UW Prof. Connie Flanagan offers historical perspective on campus protests against war in Gaza (WORT FM; Connie Flanagan)
• Search begins for new vice chancellor for university relations (UW–Madison News; J. Michael Collins)
• Commencement 2024: Meet some of this spring’s notable graduates (UW–Madison News; Bille, Fish and Lee)
• Arts Literature Laboratory exhibits reception (Isthmus; Angus, Kohlmeier, Mace and Torres Mata)
• Art of Insects and Introspection (Isthmus; Angus)
• Heal, Create and Share (Isthmus; Kohlmeier, Mace and Torres Mata)
• Commencement profile: Through disability rights advocacy, she’s improved campus accessibility, climate (UW–Madison News; Bille and Maguire)
• Does financial literacy actually improve your money habits? Some experts still aren’t so sure (MarketWatch and Morningstar Magazine; J. Michael Collins)

April 2024

• Protests continue on UW–Madison campus (Channel 3000; Connie Flanagan)
• How payday loans have dodged serious Wisconsin regulation (The Cap Times; Harvey)
• This month in Madison: From the page to the stage to the city's streets (Madison Magazine; Sager)
• Madison isn't famous for fashion, but UW-Madison student designers make their mark (Wisconsin State Journal; Bote, George and Lyga)
• Earth Fest at UW–Madison promotes sustainability and pays tribute to Earth Day founder (Spectrum News 1; Holwerda)
• Excellence in Insect Science Symposium leverages insect-focused solutions to global grand challenges (Michigan State University Department of Entomology; Angus)
• From Fiber to Hand reception (Isthmus; Cho, Kohlmeier, Morrick, O’Hare Bennett, Pham, Rauh, Rickey, Schueller and Xiong)
• Native scholars to headline NSU's Symposium on the American Indian (Northeastern State University, the Claremore Daily Progress, Cherokee Phoenix, Muskogee Phoenix, the Northeastern and Tahlequah Daily Press; Keeler)
• Wisconsin tribe sues social media companies over suicide rates among Native youth (Wisconsin Public Radio, CBS 58 Milwaukee and Wausau Pilot & Review; Kirkorian)
• Marriage rate in Wisconsin returning to pre-pandemic level despite steady drop since 1980s (WSAW-TV (Wausau); Whelan)
• Milwaukee Film Festival; Breaking financial barriers; The happiness of Americans; Child care at colleges (Wisconsin Public Radio; Whelan)
• Three new MFA exhibits explore ethnicity, bodies, and bathroom secrets (WORT FM; Cho, Kohlmeier, Pham, Center for Design and Material Culture and Ruth Davis Design Gallery)

March 2024

• Program seeking applicants for political violence prevention (Kenosha News and Lake Geneva Regional News; Center for Community and Nonprofit Studies)
• Esther Cho, Heather Kohlmeier, Veronica Y. Pham (Isthmus; Cho, Hark, Kohlmeier, Pham, Center for Design and Material Culture, Dorothy O’Brien Innovation Lab, Helen Louise Allen Textile Collection, Lynn Mecklenburg Textile Gallery and Ruth Davis Design Gallery)
• Issue #231: Why some people don’t have bank accounts (DealTown; Fitzpatrick)
• Milton meet-up: Community visit informs UniverCity Alliance projects (UniverCity Alliance; Fisher and Hjelm)
• March 2024 North America Newsletter (Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab; Halpern-Meekin)
• Easter Survey 2024 (WalletHub; Jasper)
• This local artist is spreading the healing power of Indigenous art from Oneida to the Oscars (Madison Magazine; Skenandore) 
• Retirement takes Wei Dong to new heights (Madison Magazine; Dong)
• Centering parents and parenting in randomized evaluations of cash transfers to families (Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab; Halpern-Meekin)
• Wisconsin’s 32 most influential Native American leaders for 2024 (Madison365; Byington)
• The millennia before UW–Madison: How the First Nations Cultural Landscape Tour became a unique campus institution (On Wisconsin; Kane Funmaker)
• Outstanding Women of Color Awards honor six women for exceptional contributions to their communities (UW–Madison Division of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion; Dodge Francis)
• Extension announces 2024 Wisconsin Idea Collaboration Grants (UW–Madison Division of Extension and Wisconsin Ag Connection; Papp)
• “It’s not just mine”: Lily Gladstone on her historic Oscars nod and powerful red carpet look (Vogue; Skenandore)
• Feeding Wisconsin kids locally grown food (Daily Jefferson County Union; School of Human Ecology)
• Q&A: BadgerDoodles creator is here for love of art, not profit (The Daily Cardinal; Edwards)
• As young consumers drink less, brands and bars offer more and better alternatives (Marketplace; Whelan)

February 2024

• Study shows minimum wage increase linked to greater financial equity (The Badger Herald; Bea)
• Hope for an endangered art (OnWisconsin; Hark, Pham and Ruth Davis Design Gallery)
• Macy's closures part of labor market challenges, changes, says UW professor (Channel 3000; Robb)
• Morning Buzz: February 27 (FOX 17 West Michigan; Angus)
• Philly schools may not be 'following the research' on school safety (RealClearPennsylvania; Fisher)
• Remaking the Renaissance: Textile innovations (WORT FM; Pitman, Center for Design and Material Culture, Helen Louise Allen Textile Collection and Lynn Mecklenburg Textile Gallery)
• Cleveland Museum of Art chief conservator talks textile preservation, ethics at UW (The Badger Herald; Pitman and the Helen Louise Allen Textile Collection)
• Years later, pandemic purchases trigger buyer’s remorse (Marketplace; Whelan)
• Here’s your complete list of Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park events for 2024 (MLive, Yahoo! Finance, PRWeb and other news outlets; Angus)
• UW displays collection of board games from 18th, 19th centuries at Memorial Library (The Badger Herald; Center for Design and Material Culture)
• For-credit internships can — and should — be paid (National Association of Colleges and Employers; Hazen)
• UW–Madison aligns spring recess with local school district calendars (UW–Madison News; Papp)
• Wisconsin parents of young kids more likely to struggle with bills (The Cap Times; Halpern-Meekin)
• 'You won't see anything like it anywhere else': UW–Madison exhibit showcases Renaissance textiles (WKOW; Pitman and Lynn Mecklenburg Textile Gallery)
• Madison’s first municipally-owned grocery store (Madison Commons; Bublitz)
• Building a winning team (The Stoughton Courier Hub; Sutton)
• From diamonds to dogs, UW experts weigh in on Valentine’s Day (The Badger Herald; Papp and Whelan)
• UW–Madison: Survey finds Wisconsin families with young children are more likely to struggle financially (WisPolitics; J. Michael Collins and Halpern-Meekin)
• Daycare. Diapers. Dilemmas about paying bills or buying food. Parents struggle. (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Green Bay Press-Gazette, the Post-Crescent (Appleton), Oshkosh Northwestern, Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune and Stevens Point Journal; Halpern-Meekin and J. Michael Collins)
• Valentine's Day on a budget (WISN 12 Milwaukee; Whelan)
• Some Americans say Valentine's Day gifts are worth going into debt (Scripps News; J. Michael Collins)
• Badger Doodles draws love from student body (The Badger Herald; Edwards)
• UW exhibition reimagines, displays Renaissance art, fashion (The Badger Herald; Pitman, Center for Design and Material Culture, Helen Louise Allen Textile Collection and Lynn Mecklenburg Textile Gallery)
• What to do if you’re laid off; A possible new expanded child tax credit; Shakespeare in cinema (Wisconsin Public Radio; Halpern-Meekin)
• UW–Madison experts on Valentine’s Day topics (UW–Madison News; Papp and Whelan)

January 2024

• Cheapest car insurance in Wisconsin: Ask the experts (WalletHub; Nancy Wong)
• Threat assessment trainings launch to prevent violence in Wisconsin schools (The Badger Herald; Fisher)
• Police presence in schools; UW–Superior welcomes new research center; How to avoid probate court (Wisconsin Public Radio; Fisher)
• UW–Madison: La Follette and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel partner to highlight what matters to Wisconsin (WisPolitics; J. Michael Collins)
• UW–Madison exhibit highlights Appalachian craft with a modern aesthetic (Wisconsin State Journal; Burke, Carter and Sims Peck)
• Long-term and intergenerational benefits of early childhood health interventions (VoxDev; Kagy)
• Paul Bunyan lore leaves out Native loggers (MinnPost; Keeler)
• New Faculty Focus: Mengni Zhang (UW–Madison News; Mengni Zhang)
• Federal data shows a drop in campus cops — for now (The 74 and Yahoo! News; Fisher)
• Secretary of labor in Wisconsin; Emotional learning through media; Wisconsin chef on ‘Chopped’; Legislative maps proposals (Wisconsin Public Radio; Kirkorian)
• State Debate: Redistricting debate, promoting RFK Jr., Trump's eligibility lead the comments (The Cap Times; J. Michael Collins)
• Can you afford an emergency? UW survey shows many don't have $400 to spare. Blame inflation (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Stevens Point Journal, Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune, Green Bay Press-Gazette, the Post-Crescent and Oshkosh Northwestern; J. Michael Collins)
• Polarization isn't a given. The fix? Listen to each other, civil conversations (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Stevens Point Journal, Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune, Green Bay Press-Gazette , the Post-Crescent and Oshkosh Northwestern; J. Michael Collins)
• A dozen (or so) ideas to cure cabin fever for the coming frigid weather (Wisconsin State Journal, The Chippewa Herald and Kenosha News; Ruth Davis Design Gallery)
• Opinion: Higher energy efficiency in power grid is one way to fight climate change (The Week (India); Singh)
• Free school meals program produces quick increases across Minnesota (FOX 9 Minneapolis and Yahoo! News; Gaddis)
• An art exhibit offers a new model for education (Isthmus; Ruth Davis Design Gallery)
• At a tipping point: Madisonians say they're tired of being asked to tip (FOX 47; Robb)
• Wisconsin Partnership Program announces $3.5 million in new community grant awards (Wisconsin Partnership Program and WisPolitics; Mary Beth Collins and Washbush)
• Wis. Afternoon News: A deep dive into school resource officers in Milwaukee (WTMJ-AM; Fisher)
• The Textile Arts Center of Madison brings together exhibits, workshops and resales of supplies and tools (Isthmus; Fairbanks, Hark and Kohlmeier)
• Ten UW–Madison profs share their favorite books of 2023 (The Cap Times; Keeler)
• New year, new you: Experts share how to make realistic, meaningful resolutions (Channel 3000; Whelan)
• Eight strategies to make your New Year’s resolutions stick (National Geographic; Whelan)
• Making and keeping New Year's resolutions (WISN 12 Milwaukee; Whelan)