KCBS Radio features an engaging and insightful conversation with Alexandra Filindra, Political Science Professor, on how the Biden administration & Congress are at a crossroads over immigration policy. Tune in: go.uic.edu/alexandra-filindra-KCBS-radio
Is TikTok’s push for longer videos a game-changer or a creativity killer? Krysten Stein, PhD candidate from the department of communication, weighs in on this latest CNN Business article: go.uic.edu/krysten-stein-cnn
UIC LAS Assistant Professor of Anthropology & LALS Soledad Álvarez Velasco was recently interviewed by The Chicago Defender, where she provided a detailed analysis of the situation in Venezuela Exodus that has directly…
Ivón Padilla-Rodríguez, Assistant Professor of History, is featured in a recent Univision Noticias article, breaking down the exploitation of immigrant children, the policies failing them, and a misunderstood film that’s pushing political buttons.…
Zizi Papacharissi, Professor of Communication, chimes in on a recent article that discusses how the landscape of social media is drastically changing from what it once was. Read the full article here:…
University of Illinois Chicago fall graduates will celebrate Commencement with ceremonies Dec. 8-9, when 3,246 students — including 1,287 graduate and 1,959 undergraduate students — will be eligible to graduate. Read about UIC’s 2023…
Can we solve homelessness by institutionalizing people? #UICLAS Associate Professor of Criminology, Law and Justice Liat Ben-Moshe recently discussed her expert opinion on this issue in an article in the Los Angeles Times.…
Segregation and racial gaps in education still prevail despite decades of progress – check out the eye-opening op-ed from Alexandra Filindra of Political Science to understand the complex reality behind these disparities: go.uic.edu/alexandra-filindra-op-ed
Corruption has been a part of Illinois politics for years, yet voter interest in state elections only continues to increase. Check out what Prof. Emeritus of @uicpols had to say about the topic:…
What can fruit flies teach us about human development? A new study by Biological Sciences Professor Alexander Shingleton and colleagues has uncovered a potential trigger that could explain why puberty triggers us to…
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