Published Op-Eds

College of Business

• James Mourey—"Passport to the metaverse? Learn from mistakes for a safer, virtual future" (Reuters, January 2022)
• Laura Owen—"I Quit: How to Stem the Great Resignation" (U.S. News & World Report, January 2022)
• James Mourey—"Why agility training needs to be available for all students" (EdSource, December 2021)

College of Communication

• Jill Hopke—"Cancer and COVID: Avoiding Delays In Treatment and Research Saves Lives and Families--Including Mine" (Ms. Magazine, January 2022)

College of Education

• Eric Brown—"A Staggering Increase in Suicide Among Black Youth" (Psychology Today, February 2022)
• Autumn Cabell—"The Pandemic Is Our Chance to Fix the Black Women in STEM Gap" (Ms. Magazine, February 2022)
• Autumn Cabell—"Our kids' mental health is suffering. And America's schools aren't ready to help." (USA Today, January 2022)
• Autumn Cabell—"No Way Home: Helping Young People Navigate Grief" (Visible, January 2022)
• Eric Brown—"The keys to building interracial trust" (Chicago Sun-Times, December 2021)

College of Law

• Alice Setrini—"A higher bar: It's time for more equality in the legal field" (The Hill, December 2021)

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

• Susan Burgess—"Lock Them Up? 1/6 Insurrectionists Need Sentences Similar to Eco-Terrorists" (Visible, March 2022)
• Jacqueline Lazú—"Affirmative Action is Under Attack" (The Progressive Magazine, March 2022)
• Jacob Stump—"Dad Doesn't Live in the Best of Times" (Visible, March 2022)
• Mark Pohlad—"Abraham Lincoln left an indelible mark on Chicago. The city should do more to celebrate that." (Chicago Tribune, February 2022)
• Susan Burgess—"Keep the faith: History shows dark night of politics will end" (Fulcrum, January 2022)
• Scott Paeth—"One way to get people back in pews: Churches need to revisit their hostility to LGBTQ Americans" (New York Daily News, December 2021)
• Jacob Stump—"How work requirements unraveled the threads of our social safety net" (The Hill, December 2021)
• Susan Burgess—"U.S. SCOTUS: Own Up To The Stench of Politics As Usual And Historical" (Visible, December 2021)
• Jaqueline Lazú—"Puerto Rican History Deserves More Than a Musical" (Public Seminar, December 2021)
• Scott Paeth—"God Bless Guns: Not All Americans Are True Believers" (The Hill Reporter, December 2021)

College of Science and Health

• Anne Saw—"A Year After the Atlanta Shootings, Asian American Women Grapple With Continued Violence and How to Heal" (Ms. Magazine, March 2022)
• Jocelyn Carter—"I'm breaking up with being strong." (Visible, February 2022)
• Jocelyn Carter—"The Pandemic Should Push Us to Improve Youth Sports" (U.S. News & World Report, February 2022)
• Anne Saw—"The narrative of Black on Asian crime serves no one. But racial solidarity benefits us all." (Chicago Tribune, December 2021)

Division of Mission and Ministry

• Abdul-Malik Ryan—"Eliminate Interest to Ease Student Debt" (The Progressive Magazine, March 2022)
• Abdul-Malik Ryan—"Stand together: Violence is every faith community's business" (National Catholic Reporter, 2022)
• Abdul-Malik Ryan—"Across The Divides: How Dialogue Can Enrich Us All" (Visible, December 2021)

Institute of Global Homelessness

• Lydia Stazen—"Combating homelessness during a time of war" (Fox 32, March 2022)
• Lydia Stazen—"Dave Chappelle's NIMBY victory awful for people struggling in his beloved hometown" (The Columbus Dispatch, February 2022)
• Lydia Stazen—"To 'Build Back Better,' We Must End Homelessness" (Visible, January 2022)

The Theatre School

• Diane Claussen—"Arts and Theater Workers Are Rallying for a Better Industry" (The Progressive Magazine, February 2022)
• Diane Claussen—"To help our young people heal from gun violence, give them more access to the arts" (Chicago Sun-Times, December 2021)

University Library

• Rob Karpinski—"Children Are Not Pets: Why a Narrow Understanding of Family Fails Humanity" (Visible, January 2022)
• Rob Karpinski—"I Was Sexually Abused By A Priest. Then I Became A Priest. Here's What I Know Now." (Huffington Post, December 2021)

College of Business

• Maija Renko—"We Need to Ensure Post-Pandemic Economic Growth is Equitable" (Crain's Chicago Business, March 2021)
• David Wang—"Want to Reclaim Your Time During the Pandemic? It's Time to Bring Back Phone Calls" (Medium, March 2021)
• David Wang—"Thousands of Americans are Struggling to Sign Up Online for Vaccine Appointments. This Digital Divide is Going to Make the Vaccine Rollout Tougher." (Business Insider, February 2021)
• Helen Lavan—"The Pope, The NFL and the FBI: Stop Human Trafficking Now" (Ms. Magazine, February 2021)
• Helen Lavan—"Getting Back to Work: How Older Workers Can Find Jobs in the New Year" (Better, January 2021)

College of Communication

• Paul Booth—"Not Playing Around: Why Board Games Focus On Climate Change" (Thrive Global, February 2021)
• Katherine Cooper—"Our Democracy Needs Investors to Fund Nonprofit Collaborations" (The Fulcrum, February 2021)
• Paul Booth—"Is Cosplay At Home the Same?" (Cinemania, January 2021)
• Paul Booth—"Music Superfans" (New York Times, January 2021)
• Paul Booth—"Board Games Can Be a Lifeline During Lockdown" (US News & World Report, December 2020)

College of Computing and Digital Media

• Fereshteh Ghahramani—"Hacker Alert: Why Multifactor Authentication Is a Must in COVID Age" (HillReporter.com, March 2021)
• Fereshteh Ghahramani—"Drastic Measures for Drastic Times — Caregivers Need Mobile Health Apps" (The Hill, January 2021)

College of Education

• Christopher Worthman—"It’s Time For Chicago Race Organizers To Issue a Mask Mandate" (Better, January 2021)

College of Law

• Wendy Netter Epstein—"A Healthy Sentence: Why Vaccinating Prisoners Should Be a Priority" (U.S. News, February 2021)
• Wendy Netter Epstein—"Quick Fixes? What Biden Can do to Improve Health Care System Now" (The Hill, February 2021)
• Greg Mark—"The Most Important Person in the Impeachment Trial is Missing. It isn't Trump." (The Week, February 2021)
• Gregory Mark—"Chief Justice Roberts is Paving the Way for Trump to Claim His Trial is Unconstitutional" (The Hill, February 2021)
• Wendy Epstein—"America's Health At Stake: Georgia Runoffs Decide America's Health Future" (The Hill, December 2020)

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

• Colleen Doody—"The Missing Piece of the Minimum Wage Debate" (The Washington Post, February 2021)
• Monica Reyes—"Shutting Down Private-Run Immigration Detention Centers Is Complicated, But It Can Be Done" (Latino Rebels, February 2021)
• Tracy Mabrey—"Dead But Not Forgotten: Police Brutality Lives On" (Chicago Reporter, February 2021)
• Daniel Schober—"If Gov. Pritzker Believes in Racial Equity, He Must Sign the Illinois Crime Reform Bill to Eliminate Cash Bail" (The Tribe, February 2021)
• Kelly Tzoumis—"Delaying Biden’s Cabinet Appointees Impacts More than the Operations of Government" (Ms. Magazine, February 2021)
• Susana Martinez—"Biden’s Plan for Central America to Repeat Mistakes From the Past" (Latino Rebels, February 2021)
• Colleen Doody—"Is Joe Biden a Socialist?" (Public Seminar, January 2021)
• Monica Reyes—"Why Gender-Based Violence is Unequivocally Grounds for Asylum Protection" (Latino Rebels, January 2021)
• Tracey Mabrey —"Rebuild Right: Covid Vaccine Rollout" (Hill Reporter, January 2021)
• Tracey Mabrey—"Capitol Siege: A Social Worker's View" (Thrive Global, January 2021)
• Carolina Barerra-Tobon—"Open Now: Why Schools Need to Serve English Learners in Person" (Latino USA, January 2021)
• Tracey Mabrey—"Police Officers Should Wear Masks Whenever They Interact with the Public" (Chicago Sun-Times, December 2020)

College of Science and Health

• Austin Lim—"The Dangers of Daylight Saving Time" (U.S. News & World Report, March 2021)
• Ida Salusky—"The One Reason Asylum-Seekers aren't Offered Free Legal Counsel -- and Why it Needs to Change" (Visible Magazine, February 2021)
• Austin Lim—"Psychedelics as Antidepressants" (Scientific American, February 2021)

School of Continuing and Professional Studies

• Caroline Kisiel—"No, Shakespeare Isn't Getting 'Cancelled.' There's Plenty of Room for Disruptive Texts." (USA Today, March 2021)
• Caroline Kisiel—"Loopholes Have Preserved Slavery for More than 150 Years After Abolition" (The Washington Post, January 2021)
• Caroline Kisiel—"Our Edwardsville Continues Education/Advocacy Efforts To Relocate Ninian Edwards Statue From City Plaza" (Our Edwardsville, January 2021)

College of Communication

• Jay Baglia—"Does Anyone Care about Professional Caregivers?" (The Hill, February 2020)
• Bree McEwan—"Texting Didn't Kill Romance. Having More Ways to Tell Someone You Love Them is a Good Thing." (NBC News, February 2020)
• Jay Baglia—"The End of Unnecessary Pelvic Exams" (Ms. Magazine, February 2020)
• Blair Davis —"Why 2020’s Women-Dominated Superhero Movies Are Movies We Need to See" (Ms. Magazine, February 2020)
• Kelly Kessler—"Where Are the Faces of Queer and Liberal Christianity?" (Advocate, January 2020)
• Blair Davis—"Why the First Black Superhero Was Not the One You Think" (The Washington Post, January 2020)
• Bree McEwan—"How Social Media Misinformation Wins — Even If You Don't Believe It" (The Week, January 2020)
• Jay Baglia—"All of Us Have a Role to Play in Keeping the EPA Accountable" (Scientific American, January 2020)
• Kelly Kessler—"Streaming Giants Need Shows Like Schoolhouse Rock" (Wired, January 2020)
• Blair Davis—"From Rudolph to Charlie Brown, Your Favorite Christmas Cartoons Hold Political Messages" (USA TODAY, December 2019)
• Bree McEwan—"Can't Delete: Why We Stay on Social Media" (Psychology Today, December 2019)

College of Computing and Digital Media

• Enid Montague—"Don’t Panic: Swipe Safely for All Relationships" (Morning Consult, February 2020)
• Enid Montague—"Dangers of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine" (The Hill, January 2020)
• Enid Montague—"Digital Solutions Can Address the Problem of Student Mental Health" (U.S. News & World Report, January 2020)

College of Education

• Jennifer L. Cohen—"Expert Teachers: Candidates Need to Consult Them on the Trail" (The Hill, February 2020)

College of Law

• Margit Livingston—"Protecting the Most Vulnerable: A Proposed Law to Create Animal Advocates" (The Hill, March 2020)
• Alberto R. Coll—"Candidates Need to Articulate Russia Policies Now" (The Hill, February 2020)
• Margit Livingston—"Life After Losing My Father and Sister to Suicide" (Newsweek, January 2020)
• Margit Livingston—"The Criminal Justice System and Trump: He Should Be Treated Like Everyone Else" (The Hill, January 2020)
• Steven H. Resnicoff—"What's Old Is Still New" (The Jerusalem Post, December 2019)

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

• Lourdes Torres—"Not a Monolith: The Diverse Latinx Vote 2.0" (The Hill, March 2020)
• Maria Joy Ferrera—"Contributions of the Undocumented: Why DACA Shouldn't End" (The Hill, February 2020)
• Lourdes Torres—"Inclusion 101: The Whiteness of Higher Education" (The Hill, February 2020)
• Shailja Sharma—"Protecting Refugees in Their Own Countries" (U.S. News & World Report, February 2020)
• Tracey Lewis-Elligan—"Reproductive Revolution: Ending Black Maternal Health Inequities in 2020" (The Hill, February 2020)
• Amy M. Tyson—"Prohibition Failed, So Why Are We Voluntarily Embracing Dry January?" (The Washington Post, January 2020)
• Maria Joy Ferrera—"Let’s Make Reunification and Comprehensive Reparation THE Top Priority of the New Year" (Latino Rebels, January 2020)
• Fernando De Maio—"Community Benefit: ACA and Tax Exemptions Help Patients" (The Hill, December 2019)
• Shailja Sharma—"In India, Citizens Are Rising Up Against Hate" (New York Daily News, December 2019)
• Fernando De Maio—"We Must Address the Roots of Inequality to Keep It From Killing Us" (Truthout, December 2019)
• Lourdes Torres—"Dismantle Walls: From Bystander to Upstander For Latinos" (Latino Rebels, December 2019)
• Amy Tyson—"100 Years of Suffrage: Get It Right This Time " (The Hill, December 2019)

College of Science and Health

• Christie Klimas—"For Lent, Let’s Give Up a Treat that Exploits Child Labor" (America Magazine, March 2020)
• Christie Klimas—"You Said It: Let’s Counter Bad News with Successes to Inspire Action on Climate Change" (Better, February 2020)
• Megan Greeson—"Weinstein Conviction To Be Celebrated but Does Not Represent Justice for All" (Ms. Magazine, February 2020)
• Susan Dvorak McMahon—"Violence in Schools is a National Crisis" (Psychology Today, February 2020)
• Susan Dvorak McMahon—"Teachers Suffer Too: School Violence is a Daily Reality" (The Hill, January 2020)
• Douglas Bruce—"Doctors Lack Knowledge About Medical Cannabis Use. Their Patients Can Help." (The Health Care Blog, January 2020)
• Christie Klimas—"Holiday Jewelry Presents Could Be Contributing to Deforestation in the Amazon" (Truthout, December 2019)

The Theatre School

• Coya Paz Brownrigg—"Local Arts Reviews, Like Oscar Nominations, Aren’t Covering America" (Chicago Reader, January 2020)