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Harris scholars find that incentives, market structure, and public policy may determine whether AI developers prioritize speed or safety

New research finds the ACA was most efficient at covering low-income adults, while subsidies for higher-income groups were more likely to replace employer-sponsored insurance.

New Harris research finds that households express strong preferences for men’s work. Yet, brief exposure to women’s employment can shift households’ attitudes about who should work.

Drawing on the rigorous analytical training of the Harris School of Public Policy MPP Core curriculum, four student teams tackled real-world policy challenges in a classroom packed with their University of Chicago professors and peers.

The federal student loan system is undergoing one of its most significant overhauls in decades, reshaping how much students can borrow, how they repay their loans, and which programs of study remain eligible for federal funding.

Gabriel Presler, MPP/MBA ’05, will join the University of Chicago as the inaugural Executive Director of the Master of Science in Climate and Energy Policy (MSCEP) program.