Here's How Much New York and San Francisco's Tight Housing Markets Are Hurting the Economy
Study co-authored by Prof. Chang-Tai Hsiesh finds that reducing land-use constraints would raise labor productivity in New York, San Francisco and San Jose
Texas attack shows how US protects free speech – no matter how offensive
Article cites Prof. Eric Posner, who explains extent of protections given by First Amendment
This Is How People Judge How Smart You Are
Study by Prof. Nicholas Epley finds that intelligence is conveyed more effectively through voice, rather than text
Time
In ‘Misbehaving,’ an Economics Professor Isn’t Afraid to Attack His Own
Book review praises Prof. Richard Thaler's 'unconventional' economic theories, which reject conventional views about human decision-making
World must aim at smart development goals
Prof. Nancy Stokey co-authors op-ed, which argues the United Nations should narrow focus for social benefits to 19 top targets
China Daily
Technology reveals ancient Egypt’s complex history
Oriental Institute team uses digital tools to capture nuances and share research
William Harms
Where Poor Kids Grow Up Makes A Huge Difference
Audio: Research co-authored by Prof. Jens Ludwig finds that where poor children grow up significantly affects how much money they make as adults
Chicago artist Theaster Gates: 'I’m hoping Swiss bankers will bail out my flooded South Side bank in the name of art'
Prof. Theaster Gates, director of Arts + Public Life, transforms aging South Side buildings into affordable housing sites and community centers
Retirement Planning Needs a Better UX
Author discusses research done with Prof. Richard Thaler, which finds design of a financial website affected level of diversification in retirement savings funds
Harvard Business Review
6 Scholars Who Are ‘Reimagining Black Politics’
Article features Prof. Cathy Cohen as influential scholar who emphasizes need to ‘amplify the voices of young black activists’
The Nation