Amanda Lewis, LAS associate professor of African American Studies and Sociology, was recently featured in an October 21, 2015 Q&A with the National Education Association’s website NEA Today in an article entitled “How Good…
Barbara Risman, UIC professor in the Department of Sociology, was quoted in an October 23, 2015 Chicago Tribune column entitled “When Women Call Themselves the G-word,” which examines adult women being called “girls”…
Luis Urrea, professor in the Department of English and the UIC Program for Writers, was recently profiled in an October 16, 2015 article in The Bakersfield Californian entitled “If I Could Write Like…
An excerpt from Arrested Justice: Black Women, Violence, and America’s Prison Nation, by Beth Richie, LAS Professor of African American Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies, Criminology, Law and Justice (CLJ), and Sociology, was…
Adrienne Massanari, LAS assistant professor in the Department of Communication, was recently quoted in an October 16, 2015 Slate article entitled “Why Does Hate Thrive Online?” The article investigates how the historical roots…
A study co-authored by Liana Peter-Hagene, a graduate student in the Department of Psychology, was recently featured in an October 13, 2015 New York Magazine article entitled “Women Who Show Anger Are Taken…
Robert Kaestner, LAS Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Economics, recently wrote an October 13, 2015 opinion piece in the Chicago Sun-Times entitled “Obamacare a Job Killer? Not Likely,”…
Darren Lubotsky, LAS Associate Professor of Economics, was recently mentioned in an October 12, 2015 International Business Times article entitled “Who Is Angus Deaton? How Nobel Economics Prize Winner’s Income Inequality Research Challenged…
A 2014 Jezebel interview with Beth Richie, LAS Professor of African American Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies, Criminology, Law and Justice (CLJ), and Sociology, was recently featured in an October 12, 2015 Deadspin…
Alfred Thomas, LAS Professor of English, recently wrote a review and analysis for Commonweal Magazine about the new six-episode PBS miniseries “Wolf Hall.” The miniseries (as well as the acclaimed books upon which…