Chicago offers data-driven ideas to the world
Representatives from Chicago and around the globe will gather in Colombia next month at the 7th World Urban Forum.
Robert Mitchum
E-anthropology
Anthropologist Gabriella Coleman conducts research among a strange, sometimes hostile tribe: computer hackers.
Carrie Golus
U. of C. Crime Lab awarded $1 million
Think tank to use money to better keep pace with city policymakers, track how guns get into criminals' hands.
MLK legacy guides today’s leaders
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick discusses MLK on love and public policy.
Susie Allen
Morgane Richer La Fleche
A diplomat for a week: Advocating for the economic empowerment of women, from Moscow to Hyde Park and beyond.
Austin Ward
Chicago sees progress, but kids still caught in crossfire
Prof. Harold Pollack comments on ongoing violence, as city faces summertime rise in crime
U.S. News & World Report
Poverty Protection
Fundamental changes to the safety net have impacted how it shields families from the Great Recession.
School of Social Service Administration
Convocation unites tradition and creativity
Choosing engaging speakers from students and faculty is among UChicago’s most revered customs.
Dianna Douglas
How hands do the talking
New Center for Gesture, Sign, and Language launches interdisciplinary project with Neubauer Collegium.
Susie Allen