News Profile Research In the News Confronting COVID-19 Black History Month #PolicyForward Summer of Social Impact PhD Student Devika Lakhote Named 2020-21 Urban Doctoral Fellow July 10, 2020 News Fellows receive support for their research on urban issues. Lakhote's research focuses on discrimination in public goods access for disadvantaged groups in urban India. Louis Makarewicz's Zoom-Filled Final Quarter: A Snapshot July 10, 2020 News Newly minted MPP graduate Louis Makarewicz found the pandemic-forced transition to remote learning for his last quarter at the Harris School of Public Policy to be remarkably smooth. PhD Candidate Miguel Morales-Mosquera Receives NSF Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Award August 04, 2020 News The award celebrates his work "The Economic Value of Crime Control: Evidence of a Large Investment in Police Infrastructure." News Student Profile: Noah Fischer, MPP class of ’23 February 24, 2021 Student profile “I want to work toward bettering people’s lives in a constructive, concrete way.” Leaders in Sports, Business and Politics Get Credit—and Blame. How Much Do They Really Deserve? February 23, 2021 Research A new study from University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy Profs. Christopher Berry and Anthony Fowler challenges assumptions about leadership. Alumni Profile: Divya Bhatnagar, MPP’18 February 23, 2021 Student profile "The Harris community gives me a sense of belonging—and energy to continue what I'm doing." Pro Athletes – and Students in the Evening Master's Program – Stand for Justice February 16, 2021 News George Floyd’s death, and the racial reckoning it ignited, were renewed calls to action for a group of Harris School of Public Policy students who have joined professional athletes in Chicago to battle inequality. Harris Perspectives: Phillippa Paisley, MPP Class of 2021, on Asking Questions Central to Black Communities February 16, 2021 Black History Month "Incorporating Black voices expands the schools of thought in public policy." Profiling Insurrection February 16, 2021 Research Americans who lived near chapters of the far-right Proud Boys organization were more likely to have attended the Jan. 6 rally that turned into a riot on the U.S. Capitol, according to a new research from a University of Chicago scholar. Pagination Page 1 Next page › Upcoming Events Writing Persuasive Public Policy Virtual Drop In with Admissions Mon., March 01, 2021 | 12:00 PM A link will be sent to registered guests Chicago, IL 60637 United States Credential Q&A with Admissions Mon., March 01, 2021 | 6:30 PM A link will be sent to registered guests Chicago, IL 60637 United States More events