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Harris Public Policy’s dual-city Career Trek to Washington, DC, and New York City

May 11, 2018

Hello to all my current Harristas, and to prospective students! I am very excited to share my experience of Harris Career Trek, a student’s ticket to career exploration in other cities. What is the Harris dual-city Career Trek?

Q&A: 2017–2018 Student Government President Sarah Boyle Looks Back on Her Year at the Helm

May 15, 2018

Student profile

Outgoing student body president Sarah Boyle, also a second-year Pearson Fellow, reflects on her term, the accomplishments she’s most proud of, and her hopes for the next student administration.

Young Policy Leaders Series: The Young Women Leaders Conference

Academic Conferences, Students, Special Events, Visiting Speakers

Thu., May 17, 2018 | 3:30 PM

Join us for the Young Women Leaders Conference, featuring panels with women leaders.

Professor David Meltzer Discusses the Value of the Doctor-Patient Relationship

May 16, 2018

In the News

Surprisingly little is known about what the relationship between a patient and her primary-care doctor is worth. David Meltzer may be the first and only researcher in the country to quantify that value in a randomized clinical trial.

Meet Randi Hall: Harris’ New Student Body President

May 18, 2018

Student profile

We recently sat down with newly appointed Harris Student Government (HSG) President, Randi Hall, to learn what made her run for office, what she’s hoping to accomplish, and how she spends her time outside of the classroom in the Windy City.

Public Policy in Trump's Washington: One Congressman's Search for Answers

May 22, 2018

Alumni profile

Congressman Mike Quigley AM'85 discusses his role in the House Intelligence Committee's investigation of Russia's role in the 2016 presidential election, his commitment to his district, and more.

Incoming Student Profile: Javier Hernández Lopez

May 21, 2018

Student profile

Hernández chose Harris for its focus on building the analytics skills necessary to create evidence-based policies.

UChicago International Staff Immersion Week 2018

The University of Chicago welcomed leaders from top universities in China for a week-long immersive experience.

May 21, 2018

Earlier this month, UChicago welcomed leaders from top universities in China for a week-long immersive experience where they met with key offices, including Harris.

New Gift to Harris Public Policy to Further Research on Gender Inequality

May 21, 2018

News

Diane Swonk, the chief economist at Grant Thornton and an acclaimed macroeconomist who frequently advises the Federal Reserve, has given a generous gift to Harris Public Policy to further the research of faculty working on gender inequality issues.