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New episodes of the series "COVID 2025: Our World in the Next 5 Years" will be released regularly on the UChicago YouTube channel and on the UChicago News site.

For Professor Dan Black, the speed of the current economic shutdown is what makes the future so cloudy.

Dean Katherine Baicker and Professor Oeindrila Dube work with an international team to highlight behavioral approaches toward combating bias and fake news, increasing cooperation, and coping with stress and isolation.

“People told me that grad school would change the way I approach problems, and that certainly has proven true.”

Leaders who are willing to choose new behaviors such as mask-wearing during the coronavirus pandemic play a valuable role in setting the social norms which make the general populace comfortable changing their behavior.

The risks associated with reopening spaces of public life are not uniform because the logistics of the experiences differ. For instance, gym-goers maintain more physical distance than people at a fast food restaurant, but they tend to stay longer.

Upended by the COVID-19 crisis, the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy had scratched its spring quarter Study Abroad Program—including the course in Barcelona with Prof. Christopher Berry and Assoc. Prof. Anthony Fowler.