Faculty In the News History

Bloomberg- Chicago professor Jenkins talks inequality in muni market; In Q&A, Asst. Prof. Destin Jenkins discusses his book, The Bonds of Inequality: Debt and the Making of the American City

Announcements Faculty

Eight UChicago faculty elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Eight members of the University of Chicago faculty have been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest and most...

Faculty Sociology Announcements

An indirect approach to directing assistance

Researchers found a major gap in the rate of mothers who have experienced infant deaths across the globe, and their study points to a new global healt...

Faculty In the News Political Science

Voice of America- In South Korea, antagonism toward China is growing; Prof. Dali Yang comments on South Korean-Chinese relations

Faculty In the News Economics

Washington Post- How politics is shaping Biden's infrastructure proposal; article quotes from Prof. Michael Greenstone's commentary on the Weatherization Assistance Program

Faculty In the News Political Science

Washington Post-- There'd probably be more yawns than outrage if Biden expanded the Supreme Court; Assoc. Prof. Michael Albertus co-authors op-ed on potential Supreme Court reforms

Faculty In the News Political Science

CNN- Opinion: It's not enough to cancel Marjorie Taylor Greene's 'America First' caucus; Op-ed cites Prof. Robert Pape's research on the American far-right and political violence

Faculty In the News Political Science

Wall Street Journal- Why struggling cities should cut property taxes; article cites Prof. Christopher Berry's research on how unequal property taxes exacerbate racial and economic inequality

Faculty In the News History

New York Times- The twists and turns of Black history; Review praises Prof. Thomas C. Holt's "esssential and readable" The Movement: The African American Struggle for Civil Rights

Faculty In the News Political Science

CNN Tonight with Dan Lemon- Prof. Robert Pape discusses the Chicago Project on Security and Threats' research on capitol rioters