Stacey Sutton, Professor of UPP, was featured in a Chicago Newsroom segment focusing on the ways in which municipalities exacerbate poverty through escalating fines and punishments for traffic violations. Watch the full segment here.
NPR Illinois’ “Statewide” program featured an interview with Amanda Kass, Associate Director of the GFRC and PhD candidate in UPP, who discussed Governor J.B. Pritzker’s budget plan that would reduce the state’s share of public…
Department of Urban Planning and Policy Professor Sanjeev Vidyarthi will lead as Chief Tutor of the Arcasia Teachers Training Workshop. The week-long workshop will combine pedagogically useful insights, practical case studies, and relevant…
The Hyde Park Herald interviewed Janet Smith, Professor of UPP and Co-Director of the Voorhees Center for Neighborhood and Community Improvement, about the push to lift Illinois’ ban on rent control. Smith says rent control can…
Urban Planning and Policy Professor Emerita Raffaella Nanetti’s latest book, Democracy and Growth in the Twenty-first Century, compares economic growth performance of Italy and China considering the global, political, and social situations in…
Honoring all Public Administration and Urban Planning and Policy graduates and CUPPA planning and public administration students showcasing their work. See the amazing student effort that takes place in CUPPA Hall, around campus,…
Findings from a 2018 UIC Great Cities Institute report on Chicago Police Department’s gang database are cited in a Chicago Reporter story about the Chicago Inspector General’s report calling for a massive reform of the collection, oversight…
Michael Pagano is also quoted in a story from Stateline, the state policy news service of the Pew Charitable Trusts, that examines cities and states cutting off utilities or other government services for residents who…
The Bond Buyer, a national trade newspaper covering the municipal bond industry, quotes Michael Pagano, Dean of CUPPA, Director of the GFRC, and Professor of PA, in an article on possible infrastructure-funding packages in…
Congratulations to CUPPA faculty who have been invited to serve on Chicago Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot’s transition committees: Business, Neighborhood Development Commitee: David Merriman, James J. Stukel Presidential Professor, Public Administration Environment Committee: Michael A. Pagano,…
