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How can data help save homelessness? What is the status of individual rights in court cases involving the police? Where will psychedelic drugs take us next? How can we protect consumers online? What is the role of arts in community life? Explore these questions and more by joining UChicago faculty for our fall Harper Lectures.
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Publications for I-House Alumni & Friends
- I-House Annual Report of Activities (2023-2024)
- University of Chicago Magazine
- The Spring/25 issue of the UChicago Magazine is online! Some of the magazine features include:
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- The heart of the matter: Explore the work of UChicago’s MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics.
- Omnivorous: Discover how a literary scholar is helping preserve Southern culinary heritage.
- Evolution on trial: Learn about the many UChicago connections to the Scopes “Monkey Trial.”
- Swing state: Find out why millennials aren’t sure about having children.
- The Core: Immerse yourself in 1970s counterculture in an oral history of the College during that turbulent decade.
- … Plus more UChicago stories.
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George Stigler, 50 Years Later
To mark the 50-year anniversary of I-House alumnus George Stigler’s seminal piece, “The Theory of Economic Regulation” ProMarket is publishing a new eBook examining his theory’s past, present, and future as part of the Stigler Center’s George Stigler 50 Years Later symposium. It is based on a series of articles that previously appeared in ProMarket and, in a concluding piece, Filippo Lancieri and Luigi Zingales propose a test of whether a proposed regulation has been ‘captured’ by special interests or not by examining three ways that industries may influence regulators.
Read the newest e-book: George Stigler, 50 Years Later
Tsung-Dao Lee, 97, Physicist Who Challenged a Law of Nature, Dies
Former International House resident, distinguished Chinese American physicist, and Nobel Laureate Dr. Tsung-Dao Lee (pictured left) died on August 4, 2024. He was 97. Dr. Lee shared the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1957 at the young age of 31 with fellow International House Chicago resident Dr. Chen Ning Yang (pictured right). His work with Dr. Yang led to a groundbreaking discovery. Together, they debunked the long-held law of parity conservation, fundamentally changing our understanding of physics.
Luis Miranda
CHICAGO BOOTH 2021 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
I-House alumnus Luis Miranda, ’89
Chairman and Co-Founder
Indian School of Public Policy
