"Montana mice may hold the secret to virus spillover" by Jim Robbins, Kaiser Health News, Montana Free Press, High Country News, NBC Montana, Billings Gazette, among others 2/2022

"Toads, Frogs, Fungus, and ... Beavers?" Glacier National Park's Science Friday video series, 9/2021 

"UM hantavirus study has COVID implications" by Rob Chaney, cover story The Missoulian 9/13/2021 

"University of Montana researchers say Montana's response to COVID-19 likely saved lives" by Keila Szpaller, cover story The Missoulian 5/25/2020 

"Uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 spread and what the future holds" University of Montana Alumni Virtual Engagement 5/20/2020 

"The Age of the Coronapocene" COVID-19 Webinars with the Montana Natural History Center 4/2020

SciShow Talk Show: Disease Ecology SciShow on Youtube 2/14/19

Does biodiversity loss lead to increased disease risk? Science Daily 7/18/18

A never-before-seen virus has been detected in Myanmar's bats by Katherine Wu, Smithsonian.com 7/11/18

Fogarty's RAPIDD program has catalyzed the field of infectious disease modeling Global Health Matters 6/16

Study explores cross-species viral transmission by bats by Dana Kobilinsky, The Wildlife Society 09/09/15

Why bats are such good hosts for Ebola and other deadly diseases by Natalie Drake,  Wired 10/15/14 

Rats and their alarming bugs by Carl Zimmer,  New York Times 10/14/2014 

       (and hilarious coverage of NY Times article in the Gothamist)

Why do bats transmit so many diseases like Ebola? MinuteEarth 8/4/2014 (A cute little video that we contributed content for)

New clue found: Why bats spread viruses but don’t get sick by Jonel Aleccia, nbcnews.com 4/16/2014

Interview on BBC World Service program Science in Action (mp3) 2/7/2013

Compared with rodents, bat species carry more viruses  Science News 2/7/2013

Bats host more than 60 human-infecting viruses  LiveScience.com 2/5/2013