Jenny Trinitapoli receives top honor from UChicago Press
Sociologist wins 2025 Laing Award for book on HIV crisis and uncertainty in Malawi
Changes to census will impact how Americans self-identify, study finds
Survey showed combined race and ethnicity questions caused fewer Hispanic Americans to identify as other races
UChicago political scholars reflect on the DNC, 2024 election
Profs. Elisabeth Clemens, John Mark Hansen and William Howell discuss Harris’s nomination and look back on 1968 convention
UChicago researchers use machine learning to examine meanings across languages
New large-scale data study offers linguistic insight into cross-cultural thinking and communication
Professor’s book offers global, historical viewpoint of policing
Imperialism abroad, policing at home fundamentally connected, he argues
Higher air pollution in low-income areas affects early childhood development
New study focuses on the intersection of neighborhood effects and environmental health
Why focusing COVID vaccination efforts on least advantaged populations benefits everyone
UChicago study highlights need to boost campaign budgets for vulnerable groups
New documentary reinterprets archives to illuminate trans lives
Now a feature-length film, ‘Framing Agnes’ connects trans history to current challenges
In Aims of Education address, Kimberly Kay Hoang discusses joy of intellectual community
Sociologist shares personal journey with students, reflects on value of a UChicago education