Ronak Kapadia, UIC assistant professor of Gender and Women’s Studies and Global Asian studies, is quoted in a story from the weekly online newsletter from Quartz (qz.com) that critically examines how television producer…
Jennifer Brier, UIC director of Gender and Women’s Studies and associate professor of Gender and Women’s Studies and history, is quoted in an article appearing in the March 2018 issue of Chicago magazine…
Ronak Kapadia, UIC assistant professor of gender and women’s studies and Global Asian studies, is quoted in a story from the weekly online newsletter from Quartz (qz.com) that critically examines how television producer…
Jennifer Brier, UIC director of gender and women’s studies and associate professor of gender and women’s studies and history, is quoted in an article appearing in the March 2018 issue of Chicago magazine…
Luis Alberto Urrea, UIC professor of English and LAS distinguished professor, was interviewed during NPR’s “Weekend Edition Saturday” with Scott Simon. Urrea discussed his new book “The House of Broken Angels” and the novel’s themes of life, death and…
Dick Simpson, UIC professor of political science, was interviewed on CBS 2’s 10 p.m. newscast last night during a segment about documents and witness claims in a federal court filing that outline alleged misconduct, including…
The Chicago Reporter features a perspective column co-authored by Amanda Lewis, director of UIC’s Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy (IRRPP) and professor of African American studies and sociology; and William…
Chicago Access Network Television (CAN-TV) recorded a recent discussion hosted by the Institute for the Humanities at UIC about sexual harassment and sexual assault from a humanities perspective including theory, history and cultural…
Dick Simpson, UIC professor of political science, is quoted on machine politics and the culture of corruption in part of a major Newsday investigative report examining Long Island corruption.
Kevin Schultz, UIC professor and acting chair of history, was interviewed on Public Radio International’s “The World” during the segment on the origin and end of National Brotherhood Week, a former celebration of…