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UChicago announces 2021 winners of Quantrell and Graduate Teaching Awards

This article was originally published by UChicago News. Read the story on their site here. Awards recognize faculty for exceptional teaching, men...

Faculty Sociology In the News

New York Times- Why Justice Breyer may resist calls for his retirement; Prof. Ross M. Stolzenberg discusses his research on the timing of federal judges' retirements

In the News History Faculty

WNYC: Who Does This Economy Work For? Asst. Prof. Gabriel Winant explains the economic shift in the rust belt from industry to health care the

Faculty In the News Political Science

The Hill- New crises pose challenge for White House; Prof. William Howell discusses Pres. Biden's policy agenda and response to public crises

Student Anthropology Comparative Human Development Announcements

Raffaella Taylor-Seymour named a Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellow

  Raffaella Taylor-Seymour, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Comparative Human Development and the Department of Anthropology, has been n...

Faculty In the News Economics

Wall Street Journal- Opinion: Lockdowns didn't stop Covid; Op-ed details study by Prof. Casey Mulligan on the efficacy of lockdowns and the spread of Covid-19

Student Comparative Human Development Sociology Psychology Announcements

2021 – 2022 W. Allison Davis Research Awards for Doctoral Students Announced

The Division of the Social Sciences and the Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice have announced the 2021-2022 recipients of the W....

Alumni Political Science Announcements

Language brokers: Roberto Carlos, PhD’18, explores how immigrant children navigate the language of politics for themselves and their parents.

By Sarah Fister Gale   When Roberto Carlos started his graduate studies in political science at University of Chicago, he initially intended...

Faculty In the News Economics

Marketplace- 60 years ago, pop art was born in a department store window; Audio: Feature discusses Prof. David Galenson's statistical analysis on Andy Warhol, modern art and canonicity

Faculty Student Psychology Announcements

Study finds street activity and greenspace usage are negatively associated with crime

Researchers use cell phone trace data to support green infrastructure in reducing criminal activity By Sarah Steimer Public greenspaces are comm...