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An enormous data collection project under way at the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy will bring together billions of records to essentially change the way poverty in the United States is understood.

“I wanted to do research that was immediately and practically beneficial, and Harris and the MACRM program—grounded in that mission—have allowed me to do exactly that.”

The Richard P. Taub Thesis Prize, created in 2018, is awarded annually to three undergraduate Public Policy Studies students who have done original and extensive research for the BA thesis project, the major’s capstone experience. 

For Ta-Nehisi Coates, writing is a way of telling the truth boldly—without coddling the reader, but not without offering hope.

After Harris, Inema aspires to work in international development, with a particular focus on improving social equity.

Astute professionals rely on Connectors to find opportunities and gain access to unfamiliar worlds.

Assistant Professor Daniel Moskowitz talks about how local news sources are contribute to reducing nationalization.