In an article from Pioneer Press’ Glenview Announcements newspaper, Alan Molumby, UIC clinical associate professor of biological sciences, shares tips for a healthier lawn and speaks about the benefits of waiting until early…
Jasmin Searcy-Pate, UIC Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychology, talked to a Minneapolis Star-Tribune columnist about mental health days for children, how caregivers can assess if it’s needed and how the day should be…
Congrats to Luis on the recent publication of his paper “The Electoral Symptom: Rituals beyond conservative Nostalgia, the Invention of the Outsider and Progressive Impotence” which came out in Revista Psicologia y Palologias…
A New York Times story titled “The Site Called ‘Machu Picchu’ Had Another Name First, Researchers Say,” details the co-authored study by Brian Bauer, UIC professor of anthropology, who notes how he and…
In a HuffPost story about parenting and social media, Eloise Germic, UIC Ph.D. student in communication, discusses her thesis research on mommy bloggers that was published in the journal Social Media and Society.
Professor of Chemistry Nan Jiang’s article “Chemically identifying single adatoms with single-bond sensitivity during oxidation reactions of borophene” was published in Nature Communications! Read it here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-29445-8.
Cedric Johnson, Associate Professor of Black studies and Political Science, joined the “This Is Revolution” podcast to talk about his new book “The Panthers Can’t Save Us Now: Debating Left Politics and Black…
Congratulations to Margaret “Megin” C. Wardle, Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology. Recently, Megin was awarded a Center for Clinical and Translation Science (CCTS) Pilot Grant. This internal grant is a 2-year, $60k project.…
The San Francisco Chronicle (subscription required) published an op-ed from Claire Laurier Decoteau, UIC professor of sociology, who writes that the social emergency the pandemic created is not near its conclusion.
Congratulations to both Margarita Saona and Keith Budner on being named recipients of the Institute for the Humanities Fellowships for the forthcoming academic year. This is an extraordinary achievement for both, but it…