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Welcoming the Refugees: Lessons of the European Crisis from a French Perspective

Alumni, Students, Special Events, Visiting Speakers
Baicker

Dean Katherine Baicker Discusses the Effect of Medicaid Expansion on Voter Turnout

In the News
When states expand Medicaid coverage, it’s almost intrinsically linked to higher voter turnout, according to a new study published in November.
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Note from Admissions: Fall Travel

Our team traveled over 22,000 miles this fall to visit prospective students across the country. Whether you came to a graduate school fair, met us for coffee before work, or mingled with our alumni at a reception, we so enjoyed getting to know our applicants on the road. Read on to hear our staff's highlights!

Harris Public Policy MAIDP/Obama Foundation Scholars Webinar

Admissions
Day One

Bridging Divides

Day One
Harris students, faculty, and alumni are putting a fresh spin on diplomacy.
Robert Kaestner
Faculty

Robert Kaestner

CV
Myerson

Roger Myerson Appointed Inaugural David L. Pearson Distinguished Service Professor

News
Nobel laureate Roger Myerson has been appointed the inaugural David L. Pearson Distinguished Service Professor of Global Conflict Studies, joining The Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts at the University of Chicago.
Lecturer

Michael Quigley

Virtual Chat with Admissions

Admissions

Virtual Chat with Admissions

Admissions
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Professor Chris Berry Discusses Cook County Property Tax Changes

In the News
With all Cook County, Illinois, residential property reassessments now mailed out in Chicago, homeowners across the city are seeing dramatic changes in the estimated value that will be used to determine their property tax bill next year.
Scott Schaafsma
Staff

Scott Schaafsma