Announcements Faculty Political Science

POSTPONED: 2022 Hagel Lecture

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. A RESCHEDULED DATE FOR THE FALL WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN THE COMING MONTHS.    Prof. Bob Pape will moderate a discuss...

In the News Faculty Political Science

SupChina - Shanghai residents seethe as city enters second week of lockdown; article references comments by Prof. Dali Yang made on twitter

In the News Faculty Economics

The Hill - Scale Units can help make social policy less political and more scientific; In Op-ed Prof. John List and Prof. Dana Suskind discuss scaling social government programs with science

In the News Faculty History

Bloomberg - Amazon Warehouse Workers Just Redefined What's Possible for U.S. Labor; Asst. Prof. Gabriel Winant comments on Amazon warehouse unionization and history of labor movements

In the News Faculty Sociology

AP - Border asylum limits ending, but not Biden's migrant woes; Prof. René D. Flores discusses American attitudes on immigration

In the News Faculty Political Science

The Atlantic - How to Make Sense of Russia's War on Ukraine Right Now; Prof. Paul Poast comments on how the war in Ukraine could end

In the News Faculty Economics

Crain's Chicago Business - UofC professor John List joins Walmart as chief economist; Prof. John List to serve as "chief economist" and advisor to Walmart

In the News Faculty Political Science

AP - Shanghai lockdown triggers complaints as COVID cases rise; article quotes Prof. Dali Yang's comments made on twitter

In the News Faculty History

Foreign Policy - Donald Trump's History Book; article discusses Asst. Prof. Kathleen Belew's scholarship on the Trump presidency and far-right extremism in the US

Faculty Announcements Psychology

Young children from China and the U.S. consider race in forming gender stereotypes about brilliance

A study published in Developmental Psychology — along with research funded by an NSF CAREER Award — aims to break down gender stereotypes and promote...