Author: gbump

Milton Pettit Griswold should have walked across a stage in his cap and gown with the rest of his classmates at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Column by Lisa Martin, a professor of political science whose research centers on the role of institutions and international organizations in world politics.

Column by John Hawks, a professor of anthropology who studies the bones and genes of ancient humans, traveling to archaeological sites in Africa, Asia and Europe.

Column by John Karl Scholz, the dean of the College of Letters & Science and the Nellie June Gray Professor of Economic Policy.

Column by Barton P. Miller, a professor of computer sciences.

Column by Aliko Songolo, a professor of French and Francophone Studies and a professor and of African Languages and Literature.

Column by Rebekah Pryor Pare´, executive director of the College of Letters and Science Career Initiative.

Column by Jon E. Sorenson, managing senior director of development at the University of Wisconsin Foundation, leading 11 development professionals working on behalf of the College of Letters & Science.

Column by Melanie Matchett Wood, an assistant professor of mathematics.

Column by Erika Marin-Spiottam an assistant professor of geography.

Column by Katie Hustad, a professor of communication sciences and disorders. Her research centers on people with significant speech intelligibility problems.

Column by Catherine Arnott Smith, an associate professor of library and information studies and a Discovery Fellow at the Living Environments Lab, Wisconsin Institute for Discovery.

Column by Stephen Meyers, an associate professor of geoscience whose research centers on climate change, controls on the global carbon cycle and the measurement of geologic time.

Column by Alfonso Morales, an associate professor of urban and regional planning who studies food systems, public marketplaces and street vendors, and their role in community and economic development.

Column by Monica Macaulay, a professor of linguistics who studies Native American languages.

Column by Névine El Nossery, an associate professor of French and Italian and African Culture Studies.

Column by Young Mie Kim, an associate professor of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

Column by Karl Rohe, an assistant professor of statistics.

Column by Edgar Spalding, professor of botany at UW-Madison who studies the biology of seedling growth and development.

Column by Ann Smart Martin, the Stanley and Polly Stone Professor of Art History at UW-Madison.

Column by Craig Werner, professor and chair of the Department of Afro-American Studies. He teaches literature, music and cultural history.

Column by John Dunne, professor of East Asian Languages & Literature. His work focuses on Buddhist philosophy and contemplative practice.