Public Policy, Management, and Analytics Professor Kate Albrecht has won the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University’s E-PARCC contest, an annual teaching case and simulation competition. Professor Albrecht’s winning…
Do you want to be a CUPPA Student Ambassador? CUPPA’s new Student Ambassador Program is an opportunity for undergrads who are dedicated to serving and playing a special role in the college. Student Ambassadors serve as CUPPA representatives…
CUPPA Professor Dr. Rachel Weber will be delivering the keynote address at the City Debates 2023 (CD2023) workshop in Beirut, Lebanon. The title of her keynote is “No future? Banking on future land…
Professor Şevin Yıldız of the Department of Urban Planning and Policy was invited to speak at the Upper Midwest Stream Restoration Symposium in La Crosse, WI on Monday, February 27th. The title of…
Undergraduate and graduate students from UIC are encouraged to compete for two $750 Tolerance Scholarships by submitting a 500-word essay on what tolerance means to them. Essays should reflect on the question of…
CUPPA Alumni: You are invited to join the CUPPA Alumni Association as a volunteer at our annual Career Day! The alumni association organizes this event each year in partnership with the college to…
GFRC Director, Deborah Carroll is a member of the steering committee for CMAP’s Plan of Action for Regional Transit (PART). The committee held its first meeting on Jan. 18 as development of the plan for…
Congratulations to the students who made the Fall 2022 Dean’s List! This list includes only full-time students who have earned at least a 3.5 grade point average, on a 4.0 scale, in a…
Congratulations to Terry Dudley, one of our students, for being featured in the Journey Toward Zero documentary! In the documentary, Terry shares his story as someone working in the field and often seeing…
The outlook for public transit ridership in the Twin Cities during these post-pandemic months remains uncertain, prompting Metro Transit to reduce service on some bus lines. In a January 11 KARE TV Channel…
