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Can Private Museums Outlast Their Founders?
Artnet — Prof. Wu Hung to serve as consulting artistic director for international museum partnership
Posted March 30, 2018
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The Dark Side of Social Media: Is Your Data Safe?
Chicago Tonight — Prof. Ben Zhao explains breaches in data security
Posted March 30, 2018
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Chicago’s Awful Divide
The Atlantic — Sr. Lect. Chad Broughton, Crime Lab examine trends in neighborhood crime
Posted March 30, 2018
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A Find at Gap: Steady Hours Can Help Workers, and Profits
New York Times — Assoc. Prof. Susan Lambert finds stable schedules for workers improves productivity, sales
Posted March 30, 2018
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Globe-Trotting Local Curator to Lead Next Chicago Architecture Biennial
Chicago Tonight — Logan Center Exhibitions Curator Yesomi Umolu discusses the Chicago Architecture Biennial
Posted March 30, 2018
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Should College Athletes Be Paid? A Chicago Economist Weighs In
Chicago Tonight — Sr. Lect Allen Sanderson supports paying college athletes
Posted March 30, 2018
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Scientists build army of metal-organic nanoflowers to treat cancer
Tiny frameworks to enter clinical testing for cancer treatmentRead more
By Louise Lerner
Posted March 29, 2018
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Stable scheduling increases sales and employee productivity, study finds
SSA research demonstrates value of predictable work schedules in retail environmentRead more
By Andrew Bauld
Posted March 28, 2018
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Bar Pass Data Palooza: Here's a Look at First-Time Test Takers
Law.com — UChicago Law School had the highest first-time bar pass rate in 2017
Posted March 28, 2018
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Globe-Trotting Local Curator to Lead Next Chicago Architecture Biennial
Chicago Tonight — Logan Center Exhibitions Curator Yesomi Umolu discusses the Chicago Architecture Biennial
Posted March 28, 2018
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Mission Icarus: Inside the daring plan to touch the sun
New Scientist — Prof. Emeritus Eugene Parker discusses his research on solar flares
Posted March 28, 2018
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A Find at Gap: Steady Hours Can Help Workers, and Profits
New York Times — Assoc. Prof. Susan Lambert finds stable schedules for workers improves productivity, sales
Posted March 28, 2018
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UChicago scientists build trap to make tiny packages of light ‘collide’
Study examines how to manipulate photons for quantum engineeringRead more
By Louise Lerner
Posted March 27, 2018
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Renaissance Society builds upon history of artistic expression, experimentation
Museum helps artists cultivate, exhibit works beyond ChicagoRead more
By Andrew Bauld
Posted March 26, 2018
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World’s first executive MBA program turns 75
UChicago — Chicago Booth shapes generations of leaders across the globe
Posted March 26, 2018
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Podcast: Smart sensors capture pulse of Chicago
Knowledge Applied examines computer scientist Charlie Catlett's data-driven researchRead more
By Andrew Bauld
Posted March 26, 2018
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Moishe Postone, leading interpreter of Marx and scholar of European intellectual history, 1942-2018
Prof. Moishe Postone, a scholar of 19th- and 20th-century European intellectual history and one of the world’s leading interpreters of Karl Marx, passed away on March 19. He was 75.  ...Read more
By Louise Lerner
Posted March 22, 2018
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U.S. News & World Report Unveils the 2019 Best Graduate Schools
U.S. News & World Report — Publication ranks Chicago Booth first among full-time MBA programs for the first time
Posted March 20, 2018
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Chief Justice Roberts Is Reshaping The First Amendment
FiveThirtyEight — Prof. Laura Weinrib, Asst. Prof. Genevieve Lakier examine Supreme Court case involving free speech
Posted March 20, 2018
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Interview with Yesomi Umolu
Architectural Record — Yesomi Umolu explains role as the Chicago Architecture Biennial artistic director
Posted March 20, 2018
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