The Chicago Review of Books’ 2018 preview of books by Chicago writers features the following: “Where the Millennials Will Take Us: A New Generation Wrestles with the Gender Structure” by Barbara Risman, UIC…
Lynette Jackson, UIC associate professor of gender and women’s studies and African American studies, is quoted in a Chicago Tribune article that reflects on the activism inspired by last year’s Women’s Marches and…
The University of Illinois at Chicago has received two grants totaling nearly $1.9 million from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to fund expanded opportunity for undergraduate research in the humanities and to assist…
The Chicago Sun-Times interviewed Barbara Ransby, UIC distinguished professor of African American studies, gender and women’s studies, and history, in an article about the evolution of the Black Lives Matter movement and how…
The Chicago Sun-Times interviewed Barbara Ransby, UIC distinguished professor of African American studies, gender and women’s studies, and history, in an article about the evolution of the Black Lives Matter movement and how…
Cultural theory seminar courses taught in Nepal and at UIC by Mark Liechty, UIC professor of history and anthropology, are cited in a column on Nepali higher education published by The Kathmandu Post.…
In advance of National Squirrel Appreciation Day on Jan. 21, Joel Brown, UIC professor emeritus of biological sciences, was interviewed by the Lake County News-Sun about the love-hate relationship people have with squirrels.…
Lynette Jackson, UIC associate professor of gender and women’s studies and African American studies, is quoted in a Chicago Tribune article that reflects on the activism inspired by last year’s Women’s Marches and…
Dick Simpson was interviewed by WBEZ-FM about Illinois attorney general candidate Sharon Fairley’s anti-corruption plan, which cites Simpson’s past corruption reports and suggestions for reform. http://bit.ly/2D2Kdw7
Zachary McDowell, UIC assistant professor of communication, recently joined The Good News Podcast, produced by Cards Against Humanity, to discuss how he uses Wikipedia as a teaching tool and a course project completed…