UIC College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs Dean Michael Pagano was presented with the Aaron Wildavsky Award, a lifetime achievement award, by the Association for Budgeting & Financial Management (ABFM). ABFM promotes…
The Fall 2019 issue of CUPPA Magazine is now available for download. Feature stories include how alums Greg Cameron, MPA ’85, president and CEO of the Joffrey Ballet, and Chris Devins, MUPP ’12,…
The Roosevelt Chapter at UIC, a chapter of a nationwide student led policy think-tank, sent student leaders Austin Shirley and Ivan Cazarin to a weeklong National Leadership retreat in upstate New York, at…
Department of Urban Planning and Policy Professor Rachel Weber was cited in The Nation article “As Cities Dole Out Billions to Developers, Teachers Ask: What About Us?”. Weber argues, larger-scale reforms—narrowing the use of…
The Chicago Tribune and Streetsblog Chicago have noted the UIC connection of Gia Biagi, a principal at Studio Gang and 2011 master’s graduate in urban planning and policy from UIC’s College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs,…
A recent article from the Joliet Herald-News about Amazon’s expansion in Will County features comments from Beth Gutelius, associate director of UIC’s Center for Urban Economic Development, and findings from her co-authored report…
The Philadelphia Inquirer quotes Michael Pagano, dean of the UIC College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs and director of UIC’s Government Finance Research Center, in an article about the political debate over…
Joshua Drucker, UIC associate professor of urban planning and policy, was recently quoted in an article in Business Williamson regarding an economic impact analysis of the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival held in Franklin, Tennessee. http://bit.ly/2RDpwgX
The Center for Urban Economic Development (CUED)’s Beth Gutelius, Associate Director, and Nik Theodore, Director, were recently noted in the Wall Street Journal’s November 27 article, “E-Commerce Surge Raises Questions in Counting Logistics Workers.” The…
Route Fifty, a state and local government news site from Atlantic Media, includes comments from Michael Pagano, dean of the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs, in a column on the National…
