Newsday interviewed Michael Pagano, dean of UIC’s College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs, on President Trump ‘s infrastructure plan which calls for most funding to come from local government and private sources.…
After publishing their opinion piece on the potential O’Hare express train, Kate Lowe and Janet Smith continue to be skeptical of the plan while discussing it on WTTW-TV’s “Chicago Tonight.” Watch the segment…
David Merriman, James J. Stukel Presidential Professor in the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs and with the University of Illinois’ Institute of Government and Public Affairs, was interviewed by Illinois Public…
Please remember that the Department of Public Administration is closed for Winter Break and will reopen on January 2, 2018. Only faculty, staff and PhD students will have iCard access during the holiday…
Congratulations to David Merriman, who has been named the James J. Stukel Presidential Professor at UIC. Now in his eleventh year at UIC, Professor Merriman’s research focuses on business property taxation and state…
Five CUPPA faculty members from the Departments of Public Administration and Urban Planning and Policy were recognized at the UIC Faculty Awards Celebration on November 9. Jered Carr, Kelly LeRoux, Rachel Weber, and…
I am deeply saddened to report that our dear colleague, administrator, CUPPA historian, counselor and friend, Albert J. Schorsch, III, surrounded by his loving family, died October 28, in his home after a…
Tim Johnson, director of the Survey Research Laboratory at UIC and professor of public administration, was interviewed by Science magazine in an article about financial support of the Census Bureau and the U.S.…
Dr. P.S. Sriraj, director of the Urban Transportation Center and research associate professor, shared thoughts on the proposed Hyperloop project during a segment of the “Chicago Tonight” public affairs program on WTTW television. The…
Tim Johnson, director of UIC’s Survey Research Laboratory and professor of Public Administration, commented in the Guardian on a widely cited college free-speech survey. Johnson said the survey was, “really not appropriate.” Read…
