Errol Salamon, teaching associate in the Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication, authors this article about how California could use policy to better support freelancers.

Regent’s Professor of History & Asian American Studies Erika Lee was interviewed by Dialogue Minnesota about immigration and xenophobia. 

Erika Hernandez is the proud daughter of two immigrant parents. A student in the Department of Chicano & Latino Studies, Hernandez is exploring her purpose, values, and gifts through community engagement. “I want more representation in the classrooms and other spaces of influence,” Hernandez says.

History professor Erika Lee explores the issue of xenophobia in this Washington Post article. 

Carl Flink, dance program head within the Department of Theatre Arts & Dance, and his company Black Label Movement, are mentioned in this list of events in terms of how dance can help tackle climate change issues. 

By now you've seen the ads put out by the state of South Dakota to address meth use, with the responses on social media ranging from head-scratching to raised eyebrows. The campaign is the brainchild of a Minneapolis marketing firm, Broadhead Company. Strategic communication and advertising instructor, Mark Jenson, weighs in on the impact of this controversial campaign. 

In 2017, a swastika and depiction of a concentration camp were drawn inside a Jewish student’s dorm room. Last year, anti-Semitic vandalism was found in another residence hall and fliers promoting white supremacist and Nazi sentiments were found on campus. Natan Paradise, associate director of the Center for Jewish Studies elaborates on the impact of Anti-Semitic graffiti.

Communication Studies professor Mark Pedelty believes scientists should be mindful of the landscape in the conversation surrounding climate change. He elaborates in this Minnesota Daily article. 

Economics professor, Tim Kehoe, questions the effect of China lifting its ban on imports of U.S. poultry.