Stacey Sutton, UIC associate professor of urban planning and policy, is quoted in a Chicago Tribune story looking at how businesses in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood have been able to manage the challenges…
UIC senior, Courtney Washington, a double major public policy in the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs and in economics in the UIC College of Liberal Arts and Sciences was featured at…
Jered Carr, UIC professor and head of public administration, is quoted in a Fort Worth Star-Telegram examining Fort Worth’s form of city government, which operates under a council-manager system. Carr addresses the challenges…
Wisconsin Public Radio interviewed Rachel Weber, UIC professor of urban planning and policy, in a story on the publically-funded salary for the project director hired to oversee the Foxconn development in Racine County.…
A story from The Guardian (UK) about the Obama Presidential Center and fears over gentrification includes findings from an earlier study on housing prices in the area by UIC’s Nathalie P. Voorhees Center…
More drivers on the road coupled with new and ongoing road construction projects may lead to traffic congestion across metropolitan Chicago this spring and summer. In a front page Chicago Tribune report from…
The Gulf States Newsroom, a collaboration between Mississippi Public Broadcasting, WBHM in Birmingham, Alabama, WWNO in New Orleans and NPR, quotes P.S. Sriraj, director of the Urban Transportation Center and research associate professor…
NPR Illinois interviewed Beth Gutelius, research director for the Center for Urban Economic Development at UIC, in a story about Illinois maintaining pandemic-enhanced weekly unemployment benefits as business leaders point to a labor…
Alejandra Marín Buitrago, Ph.D. student in Urban Planning, authored an article in CounterPunch titled, “Columbia on the Brink,” on the Colombian civil unrest that began last week in response to austerity policies. Read the…
Gentrification research by Stacey Sutton, UIC associate professor of urban planning and policy, is cited in a column from The Atlantic that details archaeological work shedding light on the origins of gentrification that…
