Professor Robin Reames’s book “The Ancient Art of Thinking for Yourself: The Power of Rhetoric in Polarized Times” was recently reviewed in the Wall Street Journal. Check it out here: go.uic.edu/robin-reames-wsj
Chicago voters said no to a transfer tax increase on high-value properties. Check out what Dick Simpson #UICLAS Political Science has to say about it in this must-read article from The New York…
Congratulations to Mitchell Roitman Director of Laboratory for Integrative Neuroscience of Psychology for being awarded funding from Novo Nordisk to study the effects of a new compound (alone and in combination with semaglutide)…
Sign stealing and campaign hijinks are not new in Chicago’s municipal elections, but they remain prevalent. Despite changes over the years, the practice still persists. Dick Simpson of political science comments on this…
Lilia Fernández of History recently commented on the latest article by WBEZ exploring Chicago’s rich history of migrant influxes. Dive into how these waves have shaped the city’s population and how they compare…
The Vernon Area Public Library in Lincolnshire has launched a new Political Scientist in Residence program and our very own #UICLAS professor Alexandra Filindra is leading the way! Check out her interview with…
Congratulations to #UICLAS doctoral student Juan Manuel Losarcos of EaES for winning an award from NASA for his groundbreaking work on a virtual moon exploration app! 🌕 Now, he’ll have the opportunity to…
As early voting began Monday at locations across Lake County, some voters found themselves wondering about the choices on their General Primary Election ballot. Alexandra Filindra of Political Science recently responded to some…
Anna Kornbluh of English sits down with The Nation to discuss her new book “Immediacy, Or, The Style of Too Late Capitalism.” Join the conversation as she delves into a fascinating exploration of…
Zizi Papacharissi of communications comments on a recent Chicago Tribune article about the Supreme Court cast doubt Monday on state laws that could affect how Facebook, TikTok, X, YouTube and other social media…
