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A Little Empathy Goes A Long Way

Every morning after breakfast, Chielezona Eze, associate professor of English at ڰ, spends three hours reading and writing. “Those are holy hours,” Eze said.

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When Research Grabs International Headlines

Mass shootings are contagious.

That was the headline-grabbing conclusion of a research project that Maryam Khan began working on when she was a senior at ڰ. Almost as soon as the paper was published by journal in July 2015, lead researcher ’ phone began to ring with calls from news outlets such as NBC, NPR and The Washington Post.

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ڰ to host Ali Gheissari, Ph.D., for 10th Annual Mossadegh Servant Leadership Lecture

ڰ is proud to welcome  as the keynote speaker for the 10th Annual Mossadegh Servant Leadership Lecture. His talk, titled, “Constitutional Experience and Travails of Parliamentarism and Governance in 20th century Iran: Retrospectives on Mossadegh and the National Movement,” will be delivered twice on Thursday, April 25 on the Main Campus, 5500 N. St. Louis Ave. in Chicago, with receptions to follow. 

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ڰ, SIM Chicago announce first scholarship at the University dedicated to undergraduate students in the Department of Computer Science

The Society for Information Management (SIM) Chicago and College of Business and Technology will award two $2,500 scholarships to students this fall.