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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...

In the News

VOA - Asst. Prof. Chiara Galli discusses the struggle between school and work for unaccompanied minors in the U.S.

Faculty Student Announcements Political Science

U.S. Counterterrorism Restraint has Reduced Suicide Attacks

The new report from the Chicago Project on Security and Threats argues for a foreign policy that is restrained but highly vigilant. By Sarah Steime...

In the News Faculty Political Science

Bloomberg - Chicago Mayor Candidate Backed by Police Makes It To Runoff; Prof. Mark Hansen discusses crime as a factor in the Chicago Mayoral race

In the News Faculty Political Science

City Cast Chicago - Does Chi Need 50 Alders? Audio: Prof. Will Howell discusses Chicago's Alder system, arguing that the system is not set in stone

In the News Faculty Political Science

Washington Examiner - Chicago mayoral race tests Democrats' crime message heading into 2024; Prof. Emeritus Charles Lipson comments on Mayor Lightfoot's reelection chances

In the News Faculty Comparative Human Development

Huffington Post - The Power of A Black Barbie; Prof. Emeritus Margaret Beale Spencer says Black parents often have to make a conscious effort to protect their kids from bias