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In the News Faculty Psychology

Washington Post: Why making your diet part of your identity is bad for your health — and society, Prof. Katherine Kinzler considers the cultural baggage behind diet and the "social nature of food"

In the News Faculty Political Science

Chicago Sun Time: Will your mailed-in ballot be counted? We did a test-mailing to see. Prof. Susan Stokes discusses mail-in ballots and importance of early voting

In the News Faculty Sociology

RNS: Report: People who are highly spiritual tend to be more civic-minded, Assoc. Prof Omar M. McRoberts comments on spirituality and connection

Student Announcements

$1m National Science Foundation Grant will support diversity in STEM Education

By Sarah Fister Gale To support future scholars in STEM, UChicago’s Committee on Quantitative Methods in Social, Behavioral, and Health Sciences ha...

Student Announcements

Committee on Education receives grant to address educational inequality

20 PhD candidates will receive full tuition, stipends and other benefits to support efforts to promote educational equity at scale. By Sarah Fister...

In the News

Politico: Prof. Cathy Cohen discusses young independent voters and political alienation

In the News

The New York Times: Assoc. Prof. Kathleen Belew comments on militias and veterans

In the News

Washington Post: Prof. William Howell on presidential power and the executive branch in series co-sponsored by UChicago's Center for Effective Government

In the News Political Science

Washington Post: How will Americans respond when there's another split between the electoral college and the popular vote? Prof. Susan Stokes is among co-authors of letter on disconnect between electoral college and popular vote

In the News Economics COVID-19

AJC - Front-line workers this Labor Day: essential, but not secure, Asst. Prof Simon Mongey discusses Covid-19 job losses and the communities most impacted by them