During an interview on CBSs local channel 2 10:00 p.m. newscast on March 22, Matthew Lippman, UIC professor emeritus of criminology, law and justice, discussed the terror attacks in Brussels and what domestic concerns may exist.
The Christian Science Monitor quotes Walter Podrazik, UIC adjunct lecturer in communication, in a story about protests at multiple Trump rallies, including the UIC Pavilion event.
Democracy Now!, a public media news program, interviewed Amalia Pallares, UIC professor and director of Latin American and Latino studies and political science, and Yasmeen Elagha, a UIC sophomore studying political science and urban studies, about the organization of protests against last week's Donald Trump rally.
Local ABC 7 News interviewed Dennis Rosenbaum, UIC professor of criminology, law and justice, for a story about the search for a new Chicago police superintendent.
Maria de los Angeles Torres, UIC professor of Latin American and Latino studies, was a featured guest on PBS NewsHour and CLTVs Politics Tonight for a segment on President Obamas historic trip to Havana and the impact renewed diplomatic relations with the U.S. may have on Cuba.
Barbara Ransby, LAS Distinguished Professor of African American Studies, Gender and Womens Studies, and History delivered a lecture to students at a private university in Winston-Salem, South Carolina.
Barbara Ransby, UIC distinguished professor of African American studies, gender and women’s studies and history, is quoted in The New Yorker magazine’s article on the Black Lives Matter movement, how it differs from…
Jennifer Brier’s oral history project on women and HIV has received funding from the MAC AIDS Foundation. This will expand the project to North Carolina and New York. Read the article in UIC…