In the News Faculty History

The World - Russia and Ukraine share a complex, tangled history, Prof Faith Hillis discusses the roots of Russian/Ukrainian interactions

In the News Political Science Faculty

AP - 50 years after Nixon visit, US-China ties as fraught as ever, Prof. Dali Yang reflects on significance of Nixon's visit to China

Announcements Psychology Faculty

Monica Rosenberg one of 5 UChicago scientists awarded prestigious Sloan Fellowships

This is an excerpt of an article originally published by UChicago News. Read the full story on their site here.  Early-career scholars honored for ...

In the News Faculty History

WIRED - Ada Palmer and the Weird Hand of Progress; Prof. Ada Palmer discusses her science fiction writing, her historical scholarship, and the link between the two

In the News Faculty History

WTTW - Tennessee Governor, GOP Push More Scrutiny of School Libraries; Video: Prof. Ada Palmer in conversation on banned books and censorship

In the News Faculty Political Science

Chicago Tribune - Ken Griffin has used his wealth to change lives. He can do the same for democracy; in op-ed, Prof. John Mark Hansen calls upon Ken Griffin to support the public good through his political giving

In the News Faculty Political Science

NYT - Ukraine Gave Up a Giant Nuclear Arsenal 30 Years Ago. Today There Are Regrets; Article recounts Prof. John Mearsheimer's 1993 comments on denuclearization in Ukraine

Economics Faculty In the News

City Journal - No Benefit, Many Costs; Op-ed article cites research on pandemic lockdowns from Prof. Casey Mulligan

Announcements Student Faculty Alumni All Departments

SSD launches new partnerships with HBCUs

In collaborations that benefit all involved, the division is opening itself to new viewpoints by opening its doors to students and faculty from other ...

Announcements Faculty Political Science

Does the filibuster enhance debate in the Senate? New research says no

This story was originally published by the Harris School of Public Policy. Read the story on their site here. Filibuster may hurt rather than help ...