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Kremlin hails return of spies but says swap won’t end fight over Ukraine

In the News
Prof. Konstantin Sonin cited in 'Washington Post'

Luxury home or vacant lot? Cook County assessor misclassifies hundreds of properties, missing $444M in one year alone

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Prof. Christopher Berry cited in 'Chicago Tribune'

Charging California farmers for groundwater use could yield massive conservation gains, researchers find

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Assistant Prof. Fiona Burlig quoted in 'The Hill'

Charging California farmers for groundwater use could yield massive conservation gains, researchers find

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Assistant Prof. Fiona Burlig quoted in 'The Hill'

How a Crisis for Vultures Led to a Human Disaster: Half a Million Deaths

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Prof. Eyal Frank discusses research in a 'New York Times' article.
Albert Eiffes

Albert Eiffes, Evening Master’s Program Class of 2024

Student profile
“I want to take a global view of problems. How do we take wherever we're at right now, name an end state, and try to move towards it?”
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Dollars and Sense

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The new Center for Economic Policy integrates the study of financial markets and public policy.

Why Canada has become a critical supplier of crude oil to the U.S.

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Harris Prof. Ryan Kellogg quoted on 'Marketplace'

An army of volunteer hackers to help protect American water systems, schools

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Harris Faculty Jake Braun on leading DEF CON's Project Franklin

DEF CON Franklin project enlists hackers to harden critical infrastructure

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Harris Faculty Jake Braun at DEF CON in 'The Register'
Alaina

Alaina Harkness, AM’06, on Protecting Water and Building the Blue Economy

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Both Current and Great Lakes ReNEW are at the forefront of the blue economy,  which is centered on the sustainable use of our water resources for inclusive economic growth here in Illinois, as well as nationally.
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The Harris School of Public Policy Partners with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute to Improve Education Access for Emerging Leaders

The University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI) are proud to announce a formal partnership to provide emerging leaders with a world class public policy education to tackle the most pressing global issues. This partnership advances the needs of students by providing CHCI alumni with minimum guaranteed scholarships if accepted to a Harris Master’s Degree Program and special consideration for discounts on non-degree Credential Programs. Harris is also committed to increasing education access for all by eliminating the application fee for full-time programs.