Shannon Monnat and Tim Slack recently published an article in The Conversation on myths about rural America
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Kautstubh Kumar and Douglas Jackson-Smith (the Ohio State University) recently published an article in the journal "Environmental Science & Policy"
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Hannah Haksgaard, a professor at the University of South Dakota, was awarded the Professional Scholarship Award by the American Agricultural Law Association for her recent book
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Jessica A. Shoemaker, a Law Professor at the University of Nebraska, was recently awarded the Professional Scholarship Award by the American Agricultural Law Association
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Hannah Haksgaard, Elizabeth Chambliss, Joseph Donnermeyer all authored chapters for the recent Bloomsbury Collections book “Global Reflections on Positionality in Rural Access to Justice Research”
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Shannon Monnat, Ken Johnson, and Lisa Pruitt were all quoted in a recent Newsweek article on recent American Communities Project survey results; the survey studies heterogeneity across rural areas.
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Catherine Biddle (University of Maine) was quoted in a recent New York Times Opinion piece on rural education, especially as it pertains to wraparound services and challenges in providing those.
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RSS Member Matt Brooks (Florida State) was quoted in a recent National Public Radio piece on the impact of the current administration on population flows and migration trends.
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The Rural Renewal Research Prize is an award given to a global leader in rural renewal research, education, and engagement by the Oklahoma State University Rural Renewal Initiative. The prize honors individuals who have made significant contributions to the renewal of rural communities and is awarded at the annual Rural Renewal Symposium, which was held in Woodward, Oklahoma, in November 2025.
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When enrollments decline, school boards often shutter schools, but this rarely saves money and always hurts kids and communities.
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