In the News Political Science Faculty Election2020

Foreign Affairs -The Militarization of U.S. Politics: How Trump’s Presidency Opened the Door to Armed Electoral Interference, Assoc. Prof Paul Staniland discusses the potential for interference in the upcoming election

In the News Faculty History Election2020

Chicago Tribune - Exposing the ‘disguise’: UChicago historian Kathleen Belew spotlights the rising white power movement

Announcements Faculty Psychology Sociology

A new math intervention helps narrow achievement gap among preschoolers

This article was originally published by UChicago News. Read the story on their site here. UChicago research helps teachers identify and address st...

In the News Faculty Political Science Election2020

Newsweek: Donald Trump May Target Mitch McConnell, Senate GOP in Stimulus Blame Game if Push Fails, Asst. Prof. Ruth Bloch Rubin comments on Senate Reps. and deal-making in advance of Election Day

In the News Faculty History

Esquire: An Expert on Right-Wing Extremist Groups Warns 'The Threat Is Escalating,' In Q&A Asst. Prof. Kathleen Belew discusses white supremacist movements and militias

In the News Faculty Political Science

NYT: Will Chile set an example for true democracy? In op-ed, Assoc. Prof. Michael Albertus discusses the promise (and risks) of Chile's referendum on a new constitution

In the News Faculty Economics

WSJ: The cost of Bidenomics, Op-ed cites Prof. Casey Mulligan's research on gov't subsidies and potential cost of Biden economic plan

In the News Faculty Political Science

Chicago Tribune: Democratic Incumbent Kim Foxx, Republican challenger Pat O'Brien face off in a Cook County state's attorney's race defined by extraordinary climate of 2020, Prof. John Mark Hansen discusses political climate around the race

In the News Faculty Political Science Election2020

War on The Rocks: Competitors, Adversaries, or Enemies? Unpacking the Sino-American, Assoc. Prof. Paul Poast discusses U.S.-China relations questions raised during the VP debate

Announcements Faculty Political Science

Why the presidential race isn’t the only election worth watching

This article was originally published by UChicago News. To read the story on their site click here. By Max Witynski UChicago political scientist d...