Rethinking internal security in India
In op-ed, Asst. Prof. Paul Staniland urges the Indian government to take a new approach to militant groups in volatile regions of Kashmir and Nagaland
Hindu Business Line
How UChicago Is Training Data-Crunching, Do-Gooders Of The Future
Article examines the growth and successes of UChicago's Data Science for Social Good fellowship program
ChicagoInno
Blacks are four times as likely as whites to say police violence is a major problem
Article discusses poll conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago on racial groups' attitudes toward law enforcement
Redistricting Could Have the Most Disparate Effect
In op-ed, Asst. Prof. Nicholas Stephanopoulos advocates for amending existing sections of the Voting Rights Act to protect minorities in vulnerable voting districts
Chicago police detained thousands of black Americans at interrogation facility
Clinical Prof. Craig Futterman says Chicago police don’t provide citizens with attorneys during interrogations, 'the times they most need them'
Why 2 Chicago moms are suing suburbs over their murdered sons
Article cites Prof. Harold Pollack, who says one fifth of teenage Chicago shooting victims are killed by crossfire or stray bullets
Lonely People’s Brains Work Differently
<p>Article cites study by Prof. John Cacioppo, Asst. Prof. Stephanie Cacioppo, which finds that isolated people are more alert to the difference between social, nonsocial threats</p>
New York Magazine
Obama builds legacy on climate change with EPA Clean Power Plan
In op-ed, Prof. Michael Greenstone and Assoc. Prof. Mark Templeton argue in support of the Clean Power Plan
The Conversation
Right to be forgotten: Swiss cheese internet, or database of ruin?
Article cites Prof. Eric Posner's defense of proposed 'right to be forgotten' privacy laws to protect individuals from incorrect search engine results
Guardian