CBS Mornings interviewed College of Arts & Letters (CAL) Associate Professor Alex Wellerstein for an eight-minute national television report about nuclear blast scenarios and his NUKEMAP website.

Fox News used an AP Campus Insights video segment featuring Stevens School of Business (SSB) Professor George Calhoun talking about outdated tactics for fighting inflation. The report was sent to and aired by several Fox affiliates, including one in Erie, Pennsylvania.

The Hill interviewed CAL Assistant Professor Lindsey Cormack on how Democrats can move forward and position themselves if the Supreme Court draft decision leak is true and Roe vs. Wade is overturned.

Financial Times interviewed SSB Associate Professor Stefano Bonini about the future of Twitter’s board as Elon Musk pursued his takeover of the social media platform. The article was picked up by Ars Technica.

Business Insider quoted SSB Associate Professor Stefano Bonini about potential reasons for Elon Musk putting his Twitter purchase on hold. The article was syndicated across 14 outlets, including Yahoo! News and Markets Insider.

Forbes interviewed SSB Dean Gregory Prastacos as part of a series on the qualities needed going forward in the age of digital awareness and savviness, emphasizing a willingness to continuously learn, unlearn and learn again.

The Washington Post ran a Bloomberg opinion article featuring School of Engineering & Science (SES) Associate Professor Jon Miller on the future of beach nourishment at the Jersey shore, commenting on the precarious feat of stabilizing the shoreline.

The Atlantic interviewed CAL Associate Professor Alex Wellerstein about the rising popularity of his 10-year-old nuclear blast simulator NUKEMAP following Russia’s threat of using nuclear weapons against Ukraine.

VOX interviewed CAL Associate Professors Kristyn Karl and Alex Wellerstein about reawakening the public to the still-existing threat of nuclear war and the actionable steps that can be taken to save lives.

The Associated Press interviewed CAL Associate Professor Alex Wellerstein on Americans’ fears regarding nuclear weapons and warfare. The article was picked up by MSN, Daily News, Yahoo! News, The Independent and others.

WNYC spoke with CAL Associate Professor Alex Wellerstein during an hourlong segment on the U.S.’s cold and easing relations with Russia and China during a half century of psychological warfare and at the height of the Cold War.

KXAN-TV, the NBC affiliate in Austin, Texas, used an AP Campus Insights video segment featuring CAL Assistant Professor Lindsey Swindall. She discussed how Jackson’s nomination positions her to impact the very court that has affected so many Black lives for more than 150 years.