The Forward quotes Kevin Schultz, UIC professor and chair of history, in an article about West Rogers Park’s Jewish community and a related short documentary that tells the area’s history and is part…
The Washington Post’s political history blog “Made by History” features a piece by Kevin Schultz, UIC professor and chair of history, who gives historical perspective on how William F. Buckley Jr. policed fringe…
ABC 7 Chicago interviewed Jane Rhodes, UIC professor and head of Black studies, for a segment about the new movie “Judas and the Black Messiah,” the historical drama about the Illinois Black Panther…
A Chicago Tribune story addressing various matters related to COVID-19 vaccines in Illinois, Zizi Papacharissi, UIC professor and head of communication and professor of political science, addresses the roles that social media and…
The Hill published a co-authored opinion piece from Maria Krysan, UIC professor of sociology and senior scholar at the Institute of Government and Public Affairs, who writes that federal efforts to address fair…
McNicol was part of an interdisciplinary research team with expertise in marine systems, water chemistry, glaciers, forest ecology, soil, and geology that sought to understand the ecological processes of coastal environments and what…
WGN-TV interviewed Dick Simpson, UIC professor of political science, during a segment on President Joe Biden’s administration seeking the resignation of most U.S. attorneys appointed by former President Donald Trump and pushback from…
Associate Professor of mathematics Laura Schaposnik is among 45 researchers who have been named a 2021 Simons Fellow in mathematics and theoretical physics. See the full story at UIC News.
The Association of American Publishers announced that “The Deportation Machine: America’s Long History of Expelling Immigrants,” by Adam Goodman, UIC assistant professor of history and Latin American and Latino studies, is among the…
Newsweek talks to E.J. Fagan, UIC assistant professor of political science, about how Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s removal from committee assignments will curtail her legislative impact in the House. See https://go.news.uic.edu/2021251.