Bon Appetit magazine quotes Susan Levine, UIC professor of history and director of the Institute for the Humanities, in text that accompanies a photo history of American school lunches.
The annual "Future of Chicago" lecture series, hosted by the LAS Department of Political Science, kicked off its inaugural 2014 event on September 17 with a lecture by Matthew Lippman, LAS professor emeritus of criminology, law and justice.
Religious and nonreligious people have more in common than generally thought when it comes to moral experiences in everyday life, according to a new study co-authored by a University of Illinois at Chicago psychologist.
UIC Distinguished Professor of Economics, History, Communication, and English, Deirdre McCloskey, was interviewed on the Tom Woods podcast regarding the first two installments of her On The Bourgeois Era series, the forthcoming publication of the third in that series, and her views on economic growth in the western hemisphere.
The Associated Press quotes Steve Jones, UIC distinguished professor of communication, in a story on the popularity of mobile phone users taking selfies and tech companies responding by developing phones and apps specifically for selfies.
Leon Fink, UIC distinguished professor of history, recently joined WGN-AM Radio's Patti Vasquez to discuss the movement behind Labor Day, the modern day labor movement and how Chicago's labor force has been influential on history.
During an interview on Chicago Public Radio’s (WBEZ-FM/91.5) “The Afternoon Shift,” Natasha Barnes, LAS associate professor of African American studies and English, discussed author Richard Wright’s 1940 novel Native Son, which has been…