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Building Community as a Queer International Student

Muaz Chaudhry, MPP Class of 2024, shares how he managed to build a vibrant community at Harris as a queer, international student.
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Matt Roarty

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New BIP Research Explores Effects of Parent/Child Math Engagement

Research
Children from low-income families have lower math test scores, on average, than their higher-income peers. These disparities are of concern in their own right and because early childhood math test scores tend to predict later outcomes.
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War Horse Symposium Explores Military/Civilian Divide, the Importance of Journalism, and How to Hold Institutions Accountable

News
The theme of the trailblazing symposium hosted by the Harris School and The War Horse News was the Human Impact of Military Service.
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Student Profile: Daisuke Kageyama, MPP Class of 2023

Student profile
“As an engineer fighting against catastrophes caused by climate change, I need both an evidence-based approach to policy analysis and insight into decision- making models that Harris provides.”
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Experiencing the Chicago Marathon

There are many fun and unique experiences to enjoy while living in Chicago. For example, Vitor Agrella da Silveira, MPP Class of 2024, writes about his experience watching his friend run in the Chicago Marathon last fall.

International Policy Action Lab (IPAL) Mini-Class with Austin Wright

Admissions, Credential Programs
Professor Austin Wright will offer a sample lecture and answer questions about the International Policy Action Lab (IPAL).
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Q&A: Paula Worthington on Transportation, Infrastructure, and Tax Revenue

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Presidential policy analyst, government fiscal expert, top teacher: Paula Worthington shares insights on fiscal issues, infrastructure, and legalized marijuana.
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Q&A: Steven Durlauf on Inequality, Intergenerational Mobility, and Leading the Stone Center

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The Stone Center aspires to create a comprehensive understanding of socio-economic mobility. Director Steven Durlauf’s research finds that parental income during children’s adolescence is key.
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Quantitative Work with a Direct Social Impact: Harris Alumni Discuss Working for Mathematica Policy Research

News
Whether addressing the effects of climate change, disability policies, or the efficacy of birth control education, the goal is to improve programs, refine strategies, and, above all, deepen understanding of the world around us.
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Student Profile: Christopher Doyle, MPP Class of 2024

Student profile
“A lot of other students have the same passion and motivation to solve social problems, which makes me feel right at home here."
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New Analysis on the Lifesaving Impact of Public Safety Early Warning Systems in Ukraine

Research
As many as 35-45% of casualties have been prevented in the first few months of the war through heightened public responsiveness and the Ukrainian government’s effective communications strategy.