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The World As It Is: A Book Discussion with Ben Rhodes

Join us for a book discussion and signing with Ben Rhodes!

Pearson Lunch and Learn with Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera

Join us for the May edition of our lunch and learn series with Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera!
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Confronting the Global Energy Challenge: Mark Mesle (CLA'19) on the Human Side of Climate Change

"To have a voice and a vote in this country, at this time, is a unique opportunity to do a remarkable amount of good."
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International Student Checklist

We are so pleased to welcome you to our community this fall. We know the process of applying to graduate school can be overwhelming, so we wanted to provide you with a key information checklist, important dates, and a month-by-month breakdown of what you should do, and can expect, over the next few months.
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Confronting the Global Energy Challenge: Alexander Verbeek on Earth as Paradise

"Please avoid projecting your climate change fears on your friend who showers longer than you, who eats more meat or who flies more than you. Yes, you do score more points on that moral scale of yours, but no, you picked the wrong fight."
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Professor William Howell Discusses the Role of the Attorney General

The Senate testimony of Attorney General William Barr suggests that Barr is violating the independence of America's judicial system.

Harris Mentor Program: Mentor Send-Off

Join the Harris Mentor Program as we celebrate an impactful year of mentorship and professional development.
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Campaigns, Cybersecurity, and Community: The Many Facets of Paul Berry MPP'15

Growing up on a farm, Paul Berry MPP’15 learned from a young age to prepare for all eventualities and be adaptable. Those early lessons in versatility and flexibility are reflected in a diverse educational and professional journey.
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Spotlight: Keller Center Grand Opening

Last week, the Harris, UChicago, and greater Chicago community came together for our grand opening of our new home, the Keller Center.
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Harris Student Mahmoud Abouelnaga MAIDP Class of 2019 Discusses Climate Change as Threat Multiplier

The severity of climate change consequences in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region requires a unified approach to climate.
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Assistant Professor Ingvil Gaarder Discusses Internet Access and Workplace Productivity

Broadband internet in the workplace allows skilled workers to conceive of and execute abstract tasks.
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Deputy Dean Ethan Bueno de Mesquita Discusses the Sources of Society Terrorism

Assumptions that terrorists are uneducated and desperate have no factual basis, and the current evidence of factors leading to terrorism suggests future research to end the mythos of terrorism.