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Ada Palmer

In the News COVID-19 History

FOX32: Lessons to be learned from the 'Black Death' during the age of COVID-19, Assoc. Prof. Ada Palmer discusses takeaways from plagues of the past

June 23, 2020
Dali Yang

In the News COVID-19 Political Science

Beijing Review: China-U.S. collaboration holds key to post-pandemic business recovery, Prof. Dali Yang responds to Covid-19's impact on U.S.-Chinese economic partnerships

June 22, 2020
Casey Mulligan

In the News Economics COVID-19

The Hill: We must learn from the shutdown mistake, data from Prof. Casey Mulligan estimates daily cumulative costs of pandemic have been $1.3 trillion in total

June 15, 2020
Kate Cagney

In the News COVID-19 Sociology

NPR: 'We All Feel At Risk': 100,000 People Dead From COVID-19 In The U.S., Prof. Kate Cagney discusses socioeconomic factors affecting the deadliness of COVID-19

May 28, 2020
Michael Greenstone

In the News COVID-19 Economics

The Hill: COVID-19 reveals how economists sometimes forget economics, Study from Prof. Michael Greenstone finds that the economic value of saving roughly 1.7 million lives is $8 trillion, or almost one-third of U.S. GDP

May 27, 2020
Micere Keels

In the News Comparative Human Development COVID-19

Hyde Park Herald: At virtual town hall, education advocates share advice and resources for dealing with mental health during a pandemic, Assoc. Prof. Micere Keels discusses educator preparedness for the pandemic's mental health aftermath

May 20, 2020
Dali Yang

In the News COVID-19 Political Science

NYT: U.S.-China Feud Over Coronavirus Erupts at World Health Assembly, Prof. Dali Yang says China's President is in a tough spot as more countries probe for investigation into how he handled info surrounding COVID-19

May 19, 2020
Simon Mongey

In the News COVID-19 Economics

Business Insider: Rushing to reopen the country will force essential workers to make a terrible choice: Go broke or get sick, Article cites study by Asst. Prof. Simon Mongey that analyzed characteristics of workers in jobs that require physical proximity

May 18, 2020
Michael Albertus

In the News COVID-19 Political Science

Foreign Policy: Peru’s civil war left it vulnerable to the pandemic, Assoc. Prof. Michael Albertus discusses COVID-19's impact in Peru

May 18, 2020
Susan Levine

In the News COVID-19

The 74: Puzzles are bringing families together during the pandemic — they are also a boon to young children’s developing brains, Prof. Susan Levine's research found that early puzzle play can build spatial thinking that supports math and science skills

May 13, 2020