US Citizenship and Immigration Services
Whites’ diverse perceptions of immigrants shape their immigration policy prefer...
A new study finds that existing survey questions on “immigrants” obfuscate heterogeneity in perceptions By Sarah Steimer
Reuben Jonathan Miller
Reuben Jonathan Miller, scholar of mass incarceration, awarded MacArthur fellow...
Sociologist recognized for his research on the criminal justice system’s human toll Assoc. Prof.
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New study explores how self-transcendence and self-influence impact how we eval...
Participants in the study also rated the importance of the factors differently when considering others versus themselves.
Abhishek Bhattacharyya
A New Course on the Anthropology of Revolutions Explores Knowledge Production o...
Using academic texts, poetry, film and more, students will explore the unpredictability of revolution. By Sarah Steimer
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Investigating and Responding to the Environmental Challenges of our Time
The Committee on Environment, Geography and Urbanization will interrogate and reinvent approaches to the study of society and environment across
Darryl Li
Asst. Prof. Darryl Li on UChicagoHK's "The Course" Podcast Ep 38...
This podcast was posted originally by the University of Chicago Yuen Campus in Hong Kong.
Lester Telser
Prof. Lester G. Telser, pioneering economist and generous teacher, 1931–2022
Alum and scholar of core theory was part of UChicago community for decades
Raymond Fogelson
Students, colleagues remember Raymond Fogelson for his research and warmth
The professor emeritus passed away in January 2020, but will be remembered at a fall memorial at UChicago.
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Peace-building proposals are better perceived through a native language than a ...
New research shows the benefits of using native language to promote trust-building during conflict.
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Announcing Michael Albertus as Deputy Dean and Jon Rogowski as Associate Facult...
Dean Amanda Woodward, the William S.