Research shows how you can tell if someone is lying
Article cites research by Prof. Nicholas Epley and PhD candidate Nadav Klein, which finds that groups, on average, are better at detecting lies than individuals
NFL's use of Grant Park, pegged at $1 million, cost the league nothing
Sr. Lect. Allen Sanderson says the city of Chicago’s waving of park rental fees to host the NFL Draft represents the league’s leverage when negotiating with public officials
Anthony Yu, U. of C. prof who did landmark translation of beloved Chinese story, dead at 76
Prof. Edward Shaughnessey remembers the late Prof. Emeritus Anthony Yu and the ‘giant achievement’ of his epic translation of ‘The Journey to the West’
BallotReady wins Booth Social New Venture Challenge
Startup for creating online voter guides wins Chicago Booth’s Social New Venture Challenge
Were U.S. World Cup Games Tainted?
Sr. Lect. Allen Sanderson discusses federal case, which alleges that world soccer officials took bribes and kickbacks
CBS 2 Chicago
Chicago Is Hoping to Retire the Word “Waste”
Article cites Prof. David Weisbach, who says that Chicago is indirectly yet deeply connected to the rest of the world in context of climate change
Next City
Game Changer lab uses games to help teens navigate tough social issues
Article features UChicago Game Changer Lab, founded by Prof. Melissa Gilliam, Asst. Prof. Patrick Jagoda to help students understand social, health-related topics