All Entries by Anne Brooks Ranallo

The Future of the City illustration

May 21, 2013

Skyscrapers need more planning to serve growing cities

Most tall buildings are designed with too little regard for their urban contexts, UI researchers say.

Howard Wial

May 21, 2013

Each Chicago-area manufacturing job adds 2.2 more: Report

Multiplier effect in supply, service jobs varies by industry

"Wrong Chairs," by Thomas Kelley

May 14, 2013

Rome Prize winner eyes optical illusions

Thomas Kelley enjoys the “visual errors” that make architecture grand or provocative

Kartal, a district of Istanbul, Turkey, as planned by Zaha Hadid Architects.

May 14, 2013

Vital skyscrapers need better planning, experts say

Tall buildings need better urban planning to serve the needs of growing cities, UIC and UIUC authors write.

Valerie Werner

April 30, 2013

‘It’s important to leave home and find your way’

Valerie Werner wants to make sure her interns are not just answering phones.

Maria Varelas

April 30, 2013

Creating ‘a safe, nurturing environment’ for science learners

Maria Varelas is drawn to physics because it gives her “a sense of how the world came to be.”

Michael Anderson

April 30, 2013

Teaching is a song when performed with energy, enthusiasm

When Michael J. Anderson began teaching choral studies at UIC 22 years ago, there were seven students in the choir

Aerial photo of east campus with the city and Lake Michigan

April 30, 2013

Giving citizens a say on spending

City planners, officials and activists gather in Chicago this week to promote a new way of spending taxpayers’ money

Richard Juarez, Trace Hamilton, Quincey Krull

April 16, 2013

UIC Theatre ends season with optimistic classic

“The play has an unmistakenly American spirit of pulling together as a group through hard times.”

Rachel Weber

April 15, 2013

International conference urges cities to let residents spend their taxes

Participatory budgeting is underway in Chicago and other cities

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