NPR: 'We All Feel At Risk': 100,000 People Dead From COVID-19 In The U.S., Prof. Kate Cagney discusses socioeconomic factors affecting the deadliness of COVID-19

Thursday, May 28

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Which areas of our brains represent the colors we see?

Wednesday, May 27

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This article originally appeared on the UChicago News website. Read the story on their site here. UChicago scholar identifies ‘road map’ to study how...

The Hill: COVID-19 reveals how economists sometimes forget economics, Study from Prof. Michael Greenstone finds that the economic value of saving roughly 1.7 million lives is $8 trillion, or almost one-third of U.S. GDP

Wednesday, May 27

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Investment News: Retiring at 65 may still be the norm, despite Social Security changes, Changes to social security’s full-retirement age have not made people less likely to stop working at 65, according to study co-authored by Asst. Prof. Manasi Deshpande

Wednesday, May 20

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Hyde Park Herald: At virtual town hall, education advocates share advice and resources for dealing with mental health during a pandemic, Assoc. Prof. Micere Keels discusses educator preparedness for the pandemic's mental health aftermath

Wednesday, May 20

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