Comments from Michael Pagano, dean of the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs, are included in a Bloomberg news article about the end of the Chicago Teachers Union strike. Pagano says there…
Teresa Córdova, director of the UIC Great Cities Institute and professor of urban planning and policy, is a featured expert in a WBEZ story about manufacturing companies disinvesting in Chicago and the effect…
The 34th annual City Fiscal Condition Report co-authored by CUPPA Dean Michael Pagano for the National League of Cities is released today. The report documents the analysis of fiscal trends and survey results from over 500 cities, towns…
In a Chicago Sun-Times article about Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s budget address, Michael Pagano, dean of the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs and director of the Government Finance Research Center at UIC,…
CUPPA’s Office of Academic Affairs is proud to welcome Dametrius Coleman as the college’s first college recruiter. Coleman, who is a current master’s student in the Public Administration Department, will help assist CUPPA…
The Wall Street Journal quotes Michael Pagano, dean of the UIC College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs and director of the Government Finance Research Center, in an article looking at how Chicago…
Amazon delivery trucks are a familiar sight on American roads and new warehouses are popping up across the country to keep up with the growing demands of e-commerce. A new report by CUED…
Gizmondo UK highlighted findings from a 2017 workers-rights report from Nik Theodore, UIC professor of urban planning and policy, who examined Houston’s day labor market and wage theft in the aftermath of Hurricane…
In “I Have Rights:’ How Undocumented Laborers Are Exploited During Disaster Recovery,” on Gizmodo Earther, CUED Director Nik Theodore discussed the role of immigrant workers after natural disasters as second responders. The story…
In an op-ed appearing in the Chicago Tribune, Kate Lowe, UIC associate professor of urban planning and policy, writes that Chicago’s soon-to-conclude electric scooter pilot program doesn’t address the city’s most pressing transportation…
