The March issue of New City features an essay from the new book “It’s No Puzzle: A Memoir in Artifact,” by Cris Mazza, UIC professor of English and director of the UIC Program…
In an article from The Guardian, Junia Howell, UIC visiting assistant professor of sociology, discusses her recent co-authored report on inequalities in appraisal values between homes in white neighborhoods and communities of color.
Daniel Borzutzky, associate professor of English and Latin American and Latino studies, has been named winner of the 2023 PEN Award for Poetry in Translation, which recognizes book-length translations of poetry from any…
In an op-ed published by the Chicago Tribune, Margena Christian, UIC senior lecturer in English, writes about improving discussions involving menopause and including men in these talks. Read “Include Men in Conversations About…
Popular Mechanics reports on the new paper from Roy Plotnick, UIC professor emeritus of earth and environmental sciences, that details how he and other paleontologists discovered that countless sea anemone fossils have been…
Dr. Michelangelo Giampaoli, visiting lecturer of anthropology, published his new book, “La vita sociale dei cimiteri” (“The Social Life of Cemeteries”). Congratulations Michaelangelo
Evan McKenzie, UIC professor and head of political science, serves as a featured expert in a New York Times story about real estate investors buying condo developments and converting them to apartments.
A new story from Chemistry World details a study involving Russell Hemley, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Distinguished Chair in the Natural Sciences, that offers a new theory on chemical interactions that…
BBC Mundo, the Spanish-language division of the BBC World Service, interviewed Soledad Alvarez Velasco, UIC assistant professor of Latin American and Latino studies and anthropology, in an article about Ecuadorean migration to the…
Dick Simpson, professor emeritus of political science, comments on how breakout politician Lori Lightfoot leaves behind a complex legacy in Chicago politics. Read more here: http://bit.ly/3EQNb5A