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January 21, 2021
UIC Law alumnus makes history in new role as Illinois House speakerState Rep. Emanuel “Chris” Welch, 1997 UIC John Marshall Law School alumnus, becomes the first Black speaker in the state’s history
November 25, 2019
Panel calls for more Asian American representation in politicsAsian Americans face barriers to office, despite being fastest-growing demographic, panel says
July 26, 2019
When considering presidential candidates, age is just a numberNew white paper provides first science-based calculations on topic
March 7, 2019
UIC designated a voter-friendly campusCampus honored for planning and implementing practices that encourage students to register, vote
February 6, 2019
Campus Conversation explores role of anger in politicsWhat role do emotions have on society during a time of political polarization?
November 14, 2018
UIC takes second in voting pledgeMore than 1,200 UIC students pledge to vote in Midterm Elections
October 25, 2018
UIC hosts civic leader lecture seriesTopics focus on Chicago area social, economic and political conditions
October 24, 2018
New book details six decades of black politics, education reformUIC historian examines historical, contemporary direction of urban education
October 3, 2018
New Illinois, Chicago after elections?Campus Conversation explores potential impact of 2018-19 elections
April 26, 2018
UIC receives papers of longest-serving Chicago mayor, Richard M. DaleyHon. Richard M. Daley papers join papers of his father, the Hon. Richard J. Daley