A Morning Consult report on how the Biden administration is dealing with immigration reform includes comments from Alexandra Filindra, UIC associate professor of political science, who offers a research-based perspective on the opposition…
Communication Assistant Professor Elena Maris, graduate student Hibby Thach, and collaborator Dr. Robyn Caplan present findings from their research in the New York Times concerning TikTok’s engagement and monetization algorithm and how it…
In an op-ed published by the Australian Institute of International Affairs, associate professor of political science Alexandra Filindra writes about the hurdles to passing stricter control laws in America.
A State Journal-Register article on a potential presidential run by Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker includes comments from Chris Mooney, W. Russell Arrington Professor of State Politics at UIC and the Institute of Government…
Evan McKenzie, UIC professor and head of political science, is scheduled to join KPCC Radio’s “AirTalk” today at 12:40 p.m. (Central Time) to offer perspective on the history of homeowners associations. Listen online…
In a Chicago Tribune article analyzing the Republican primary race for Illinois attorney general, Chris Mooney, W. Russell Arrington Professor of State Politics at UIC and the Institute of Government and Public Affairs,…
This week’s edition of WBBM Newsradio’s “At Issue” will feature an interview with Dick Simpson, UIC professor emeritus of political science, about the report he co-authored on the increased number of divided roll…
Professor Mary Ashley of UIC’s Biological Sciences is recognized as a 2022-23 University Scholar Recipient! The University Scholars Program recognizes University of Illinois faculty who have demonstrated excellence in both research and teaching…
Research by Alexandra Filindra and Noah Kaplan, UIC clinical assistant professor of political science, connecting white resentment to NRA membership and gun ownership is cited in a Union of Concerned Scientists column regarding…
The Crossing Latinidades Humanities Research Initiative is granting $3 million in Latino humanities research across the US, with projects ranging from art, literature, and history to the emerging subfields of climate change and…