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In the News Faculty Political Science

USA TODAY - After Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank failures, questions remain about political donations; Prof. William Howell discusses potential political fallout of the Silicon Valley Bank bailout

In the News Faculty RDI

NBC Chicago - Writer Eve Ewing Talks Co-Authoring with Colin Kaepernick, Writing "Black Panther" Comics

In the News Faculty Sociology

WTTW - What Will Policing, Public Safety, Look Like Under Chicago’s Next Mayor? Assoc. Prof. Robert Vargas discusses historical trends in policing and violent crime in relation to social movements

In the News Faculty Political Science

Gulf News - Why Republicans target critical race theory in the US; In Op-ed, Prof. Mark Hansen argues that "intellectual integrity cannot coexist with political indoctrination"

In the News Faculty Political Science

South China Morning Post - Why the Global South are falling out of love with the West and the liberal order; Article cites Prof. John Mearsheimer's 2019 article "Bound to Fail: The Rise and Fall of the Liberal Order"

Student Economics Announcements

Development Innovation Lab Spotlight

Insight into UChicago’s premier development economics innovation center By Audrey Weckwerth Nearly a year after its official launch at the Unive...

In the News Faculty History

The Globe and Mail - Possible criminal charges for Donald Trump could throw presidential election into chaos; Prof. Amy Dru Stanley discusses trust in US Presidents, "we must recognize that a former president is not above the law"

In the News Faculty Economics

WSJ - Biden's Budget Is an Assault on Social Security; In Op-ed, Prof. Casey Mulligan argues that policies hindering economic growth harm Social Security and Medicare

In the News Faculty

WBEZ - Chicago considers six proposals to revitalize LaSalle Street; AUDIO: Prof. Emily Talen discusses the state of American city downtowns

Psychology Faculty Student Announcements

New Research Explores Language and Culturally Anchored Mental Health Attitudes

A study of bilingual speakers found them to be more receptive to mental health treatment when using their foreign English, versus their native Chinese...