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In an op-ed, Emeritus Prof. Tomas J. Philipson argues that Medicare payment rules are behind rising health insurance premiums and out-of-pocket costs.

As voters across the United States head into the 2026 primary season, a familiar claim is once again taking center stage in political debate: that primary elections push elected officials toward ideological extremes and fuel polarization.

The 2026 cohort includes fellows from local nonprofit organizations, City of Chicago government, and Cook County government.

Prof. Ryan Kellogg comments on the guarantees oil companies need to feel secure in the wake of the recent U.S.-Venezuela actions.

“I want to work in a manner in which I'm helping as many people as possible have access to the same opportunities I have had. I want to give back what was given to me.”

Adam Lechnir is leveraging his Harris education for breaking down structural barriers that keep students from accessing a quality education.