LAS News
Read article:The early days of public service
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The early days of public service
U of I students serve as legislative interns to learn how government works
Read article:Playing soccer for a new home
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Playing soccer for a new home
MCB student launches a sports program to help the children of migrant families
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Helping policymakers make more informed decisions
Economist Elizabeth Powers describes her role at the Institute of Government and Public Affairs
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Communication with doctor during first visit affects pain patients’ outcomes
Professor explores how patients with chronic pain convey their condition to physicians
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Startup success
Economics student takes advantage of campus program to launch electrolyte-tracking company
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Jon Solomon to deliver 2025 Dean’s Distinguished Lecture
Classics professor’s scholarly interests range from Greek poetry to The Three Stooges
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Post-doctoral scholars selected for new public humanities program
Chelsey Smith and Eduardo García-Molina embark on public engagement projects
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Thin skin significantly blunts injury from puncture, study finds
Dissipation of energy reduces damage to deeper tissues
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