In a recent op-ed published in the Chicago Sun-Times, Joseph Jewell of Black Studies, provides a historical analysis of the origins of race-class narratives and highlights the risks associated with exploiting racial divisions…
New research led by #UICLAS grad student Martina Caussi of Earth and Environmental Sciences sheds light on the mystery of dome crater formation on Jupiter’s moons. Find out more at go.uic.edu/martina-caussi-uic-today
Congratulations, Strange Horizons and founder Mary Anne Mohanraj of the Department of English for winning the Hugo Award for Best Semiprozine by the Strange Horizons Editorial Collective!
Congratulations to Mahesh Somashekhar from the Department of Sociology for being awarded the NSF Sociology Program grant! This grant will support research on the geographic evolution of the queer population in the United…
The state is considering investing $900 million in renovating its prisons, but is that the best use of taxpayer dollars? Some experts argue that it may be more beneficial to consider closing them…
The formation of Earth’s continents billions of years ago set the stage for life to thrive. But scientists disagree over how those land masses formed and if it was through geological processes we…
The recent presidential election results in Venezuela have left many Chicago migrants feeling disheartened. Lilia Fernandez of History shares her insights on this important issue in an article by the Chicago Tribune: go.uic.edu/lilia-fernandez-chicago-tribune
Trump’s inflammatory remarks have once again sparked controversy. Zizi Papacharissi, of communication, shared her insights on this issue in an article published by USA TODAY. To read more about her perspective, please visit:…
Curious about how Buddhism has managed to maintain such a massive material presence? Mitch Hendrickson of Anthropology dives into this intriguing topic and helps students understand the longevity of religions. Check out his…
