Arete transforms faculty ideas into action
Research accelerator helps scholars launch interdisciplinary research projects
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Getting ISIS Out of Iraq
In op-ed, Prof. Robert Pape considers short- and long-term strategies for dismantling Islamic State’s control in Iraq
T.H. Tsien, Scholar of Chinese Written Word, Dies at 105
Prof. Emeritus T.H. Tsien remembered as a renowned scholar of Chinese bibliography, paleography
The U.S. Spends Far More on Homeowner Subsidies Than It Does on Affordable Housing
Research by Prof. Jens Ludwig finds America spends almost four times on subsidizing middle-class homeowners as it does for low-income housing
‘Telephone: An International Arts Experiment’ by Nathan Langston
Prof. W.J.T. Mitchell comments on international artistic collaboration ‘Telephone,’ noting that 'art is not made in solitude'
Spike Lee Film "Chiraq" Triggers Black-On-Black Violence Debate
Assoc. Prof. Waldo Johnson says term ‘Chiraq’ could draw attention to gun violence by describing experiences of city youth
Dispirited
In op-ed, Adjunct Asst. Prof. John Paul Rollert examines what brought Spirit Airlines to be only two-star rated carrier in U.S.
New Republic
Iran Deal: Will Senate Become Monty Python's Dead Parrot?
In op-ed, Prof. Charles Lipson argues that Congress should insist on reviewing the nuclear deal with Iran, hold authority to lift sanctions
Real Clear Politics
Video Of Chicago Police Shooting Of Teen Won't Be Released: Police
Prof. Craig Futterman says refusing to release video of shootings ‘is the kind of thing that destroys trust’ between police and community
Associated Press
The key ingredient to having groupthink-free meetings is leadership
In op-ed, Prof. Reid Hastie discusses his research on efficient meetings that don’t succumb to ‘groupthink’