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From March 1 through March 3, IPSS, a unique student-run public policy conference, will be convening students from around the globe to tackle the timely and interrelated issues of climate change and national security.

The next generation of policy leaders seek to change – and possibly upend – their political environment.

On January 10, the Civic Leadership Academy at the University of Chicago (CLA) announced the 30 government and nonprofit leaders selected for its 2019 class.

Marianne Akumu, 33, began to study the conflict in Northern Uganda to understand why fighting in her country, which had been besieged by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), had continued for more than a decade.

A passion for supporting others paired with the skills to dig deep into big social issues, Wilcox plans to impact policy at large.

Research by Greenstone et al. suggests that proximity to fracking sites causes lower infant birth rates, although their research has not identified key factors for this effect.