“Could Your Candidate Shoot Someone on 5th Avenue and not Lose Votes? Identifying ‘Lines in the Sand’ in Ingroup Candidate Transgressions,” a new study published in the Journal of Social and Political Psychology,…
A multidisciplinary team representing five Chicago-area university research centers will unite as part of a new data science institute backed by a five-year, $10 million grant from the National Science Foundation. Professor of…
Historian of nursing Sara Chaney interviews Dr. Anna Guevarra about the future of healthcare robots, commenting on the racialized, gendered ideals of traditional nursing affecting how we experience care. Listen to the full…
Chemical engineers at the University of Illinois Chicago are investigating new methods to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from cement manufacturing. Now, thanks to two federal grant awards, UIC researchers and their collaborators from…
Liliana E. Sánchez, UIC professor of Hispanic and Italian studies, is quoted in a National Geographic article on the revitalization of the Garifuna language in Central America.
A Yahoo Finance story on Amazon’s lawsuit against administrators of Facebook groups the company claims are dedicated to fake review scams includes perspective from Bing Liu, UIC distinguished professor of computer science.
An article from The Canadian Press looking at the potential of a gun safety approach similar to the air travel screening process includes comments from Alexandra Filindra, UIC associate professor of political science,…
Evan McKenzie, UIC professor and head of political science and associated faculty in the School of Law, addresses the removal of racially restrictive covenants in an op-ed from Gregory Diaz, Nevada County (CA)…
Alexandra Filindra, UIC associate professor of political science, and E.J. Fagan, UIC assistant professor of political science, both offer analysis in two articles from The Canadian Press (here & here) that examine issues…
Truthout published an op-ed by Nadine Naber, UIC professor of gender and women’s studies and global Asian studies, who writes about the policing and surveillance of Arab Americans.