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In the long run, manufacturing job losses have fueled an increase in opioid addiction, a new study finds.

Ori argues that following the new final determination from the US EPA on greenhouse gas emissions from passenger vehicles, there is an unexpected opportunity for reform.

Theaster Gates, the first American Nasher Prize winner, set out to "do something to reflect the truth of my everyday life."

A new study by leading UChicago presidential scholar William G. Howell and coauthors concludes that the rituals of public performances enhance the president’s standing in the American public.

Harris Public Policy hosted a special dinner in April celebrating community members who have participated in public service initiatives around the world. Hear two current student stories of how they served the greater good before coming to Harris.

Because of variations between countries, it is difficult to determine how prices differences compare between countries, Dean Baicker explains.

In 2017, John Mitchell MPP’12, now senior associate director of information engagement for the Alumni Relations and Development team at the University of Chicago, wanted to test new ways to ensure diversity in the hiring process.

Incoming student Ryan Morgan, Class of 2020, chose Harris because he believes the tools he'll acquire here will enable him to help cities survive climate change.

Hyde Park native and AmeriCorps VISTA alum, incoming student Kyra Sturgill, Class of 2020, believes her studies in data analytics at Harris will help her develop smarter school policy.