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(09/28/21 4:33am)
The University’s Miller Center and Democracy Initiative hosted a roundtable discussion on economic mobility and the American dream as a part of its Democracy Biennial Celebration Saturday afternoon. The conversation framed the conversation around America’s economy following the economic contraction due to the COVID-19 pandemic and whether the federal government’s response perhaps plots a better path towards economic stability for many Americans.
(04/25/21 4:11pm)
Four political scholars gathered virtually to discuss political polarization at a Chicago Humanities Festival panel Wednesday night. Among them was Barbara Perry, director of presidential studies at the Miller Center, Amy Walter of The Cook Political Report, Valerie C. Johnson of DePaul University and political columnist Mona Charen from The Bulwark, who moderated the discussion.
(04/03/21 4:12am)
Third-year College student Adwoa Asiedu recently garnered the support of the Third Year Council, Student Council Executive Board and Black Student Alliance on her Grade Forgiveness petition that proposes changes to current grading policies surrounding retaking a previously failed course. The petition is directed towards Provost Liz Magill, and Asiedu said she is in the process of sending the petition to her association dean as well as the Office of the Provost. Eighteen individuals have also signed on to the petition, which Asiedu has been working on for the past year and a half.
(03/25/21 5:19am)
Graduate Batten student Mazzen Shalaby will end his one-year term as student member of the Board of Visitors on May 31. He will be succeeded by third-year College student Sarita Mehta, whose term will begin June 1. During his time on the Board, Shalaby has aided the University in its response to the COVID-19 crisis, pushed for diversity and equity initiatives and advocated for a tuition freeze.