U.S. lab says electronic voting machines easy to hack
Jon Warner and Roger Johnston of Argonne's Vulnerability Assessment Team question security of systems
Voice of America
'Occupy Wall Street' inspires protests in other cities
Prof. James Heckman says that while upping taxes on rich wouldn't greatly impact deficit, it would create a 'society of inclusion'
J. Parker Hall III, 1933-2011
Investment manager, whose family had deep UChicago ties, was life trustee at University
Nobels give econometrics pioneers their due
Prof. Lars Peter Hansen lauds economists, including former UChicago professor Thomas Sargent
Freak success
Prof. Steven Levitt to talk about creative thinking amid the economic crisis during talk at Singapore Writers Festival
The Straits Times (Singapore)
Law-economics pioneer U. of C. looks to push envelope with new institute
Dean Michael Schill says initiative aims "to re-create the same bubbling caldron of ideas that gave rise to the first law and economics movement"
Mansueto Library emerges as a Chicago icon
Oct. 11 dedication at Harper Memorial Commons celebrates new library’s central role in campus life and scholarship.
Susie Allen
When leaders die, terror still thrives
Jenna Jordan, postdoctoral scholar at Chicago Harris, writes that Anwar al-Awlaki's death won't destroy al Qaeda
Students study insects as 'green' food
Undergraduate-led company sees bugs as sustainable alternative to traditional meat. Can they convince consumers?
Sara Olkon