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Wildfires are erasing California’s climate gains, research shows A firefighter looks toward a wildfire

Wildfires are erasing California’s climate gains, research shows

UChicago study finds single year of wildfire emissions is close to double emissions reductions achieved over 16 years

Ed Yong, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, to receive 2022 Benton Award Portrait of Ed Yong looking at camera wearing speckled button-down shirt

Ed Yong, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, to receive 2022 Benton Award

2022-23 class of University of Chicago Obama Foundation Scholars announced President Barack Obama shakes hands as he walks through a crowd

2022-23 class of University of Chicago Obama Foundation Scholars announced

Poll: Most Americans see gun violence as a major problem, want stricter gun laws Six teens hold up signs in front of the US Capitol that spell ENOUGH

Poll: Most Americans see gun violence as a major problem, want stricter gun laws

How do you implement an infrastructure bill? UChicago scholar discusses Biden’s plan, and what’s next An illustration of a Smart City

How do you implement an infrastructure bill? UChicago scholar discusses Biden’s plan, and what’s next

Experts unveil recommendations for transforming 911 emergency response Emergency dispatcher

Experts unveil recommendations for transforming 911 emergency response

UChicago Health Lab’s new policy blueprint includes recommendations for federal task force, expert workforce

Katherine Baicker reappointed as dean of the Harris School of Public Policy Prof. Kate Baicker of Harris Public Policy

Katherine Baicker reappointed as dean of the Harris School of Public Policy

Chicago to pilot nation’s largest guaranteed income program: How University experts will help evaluate Carmelo Barbaro, executive director of the Inclusive Economy Lab

Chicago to pilot nation’s largest guaranteed income program: How University experts will help evaluate

Inclusive Economy Lab’s Carmelo Barbero answers questions about Chicago’s ambitious plan

To fight injustice, Ilyasah Shabazz wants to help create a ‘society that works for everyone’ Ilyasah Shabazz (right) sits alongside UChicago student Jordyn Varise on stage at the Keller Center

To fight injustice, Ilyasah Shabazz wants to help create a ‘society that works for everyone’

Daughter of Malcolm X discusses inequality and collective action in 2022 Kent Lecture

Students identify Chicago neighborhoods most at risk of urban flooding Chaillé Biddle stands on the shore of Lake Michigan on clear day with buildings visible

Students identify Chicago neighborhoods most at risk of urban flooding