Chris Mooney, W. Russell Arrington professor of state politics at UIC and the Institute of Government and Public Affairs, is quoted in a Chicago Sun-Times article the potential impact of a 2020 census…
NBC 5 Chicago interviewed Dick Simpson, UIC professor of political science, during a news story on Chicagoans’ reactions to President-elect Joe Biden’s win over President Donald Trump. Watch at: https://go.news.uic.edu/2011091NBC 5 Chicago interviewed…
WBBM Newsradio and the Associated Press reported on a nearly $900,000 NIH grant to support a three-year study led by Sarah Ullman, UIC professor of criminology, law, and justice, that will examine the support received by…
The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education’s weekly roundup highlighting articles of interest includes the recent Chicago Tribune profile of Barbara Ransby, UIC professor of Black studies, gender and women’s studies, and history; LAS distinguished…
In the Observer-Reporter (Pennsylvania), Walter Podrazik, UIC adjunct lecturer in communication, offers perspective on the significance of the first radio coverage of presidential election returns in 1920 and the culture-changing influence of radio…
In a co-authored op-ed published by Truthout, Nadine Naber, UIC professor of gender and women’s studies and global Asian studies and interim director of the Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy,…
Earlier this year 9 UIC students were selected to participate in the nation-wide Think Tank: Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies, coordinated by Howard University and made…
Alba Alexander, UIC clinical associate professor of political science, is among a panel of experts to provide commentary in a WalletHub piece that explores what a second term of a Donald Trump presidency…
NPR affiliate WGBH Radio interviewed Barbara Ransby, UIC professor of Black studies, gender and women’s studies, and history; LAS distinguished professor; director of the Social Justice Initiative; and MacArthur Endowed Chair at UIC,…
Assistant Professor Kim Van Meter just received formal acceptance of a paper in the journal Nature, on which she is co-first author. The title is “Maximizing U.S. nitrate removal through wetland protection and restoration”. Here…