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What we’ve learned from a year of COVID-19

This story was originally published by UChicago News. You can read the article on their site here.   A year into the pandemic, nine UChicago exp...

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WRAL-TV: 17% more died in NC in 2020 over 2019, Prof. Casey Mulligan discusses his research on "deaths of despair" during the pandemic

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CBS News- Audio: What to expect from the insurrectionists who stormed the Capitol, Prof. Robert Pape Discusses the storming of the Capitol, the political background of the insurrectionists, and what lies ahead

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The Hill: The time to return land to Native Americans is long overdue, In Op-ed, Asst. Prof. Michael Albertus calls on Interior Secretary Deb Haaland to reverse "the systematic dispossession of native land" in America

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WTTW: Explosive Harry, Meghan Interview Reverberates Across Globe, Video: Prof. Steven Pincus in conversation on the British monarchy

In the News Faculty Psychology Comparative Human Development

Scientific American: Amanda Gorman, Poet Laureate and Gesturer Laureate, In Op-ed, Prof. Susan Goldin-Meadow discusses and analyzes the use of gesture in Inaugural Poet Amanda Gorman's speech

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Spatial science provides key insights for public health

UChicago Lab sheds new light on health inequalities on our communities By Sarah Fister Gale   Throughout the pandemic, poor and minority neig...

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The Art of Ethnography

Teaching Fellow Sheha Annavarapu has created a platform for sociologists to share the anecdotes and imagery from their research journeys. By Sarah ...

In the News Faculty History

Chicago Tribune- Chicago monuments controversey: What's wrong with statues of Honest Abe? Prof. Adam Green reflects on Abraham Lincoln's legacy and the role of monuments

In the News Faculty Political Science

USA Today- 'Dinner table' Politics: Why Joe Biden ditched bipartisan dealmaking to pass his Covid-19 relief bill, Prof. William Howell comments on Pres. Biden's decision on prioritizing the success of his legislation over bipartisanship