Congratulations, Rudolph Chan! The Weidenbaum Center on the Economy, Government, and Public Policy has awarded a total of $135,000 to support four exceptional PhD students in Political Science, Economics, and Sociology through the 2025–2026 Weidenbaum Graduate Fellowship.

We are pleased to announce that several A&S graduate programs have risen in the U.S. News and World Report rankings this year.

This year’s Charles Leven Memorial Prize for the best second-year paper has been awarded to Hsuan-Hua Huang.

The ranks of American workers are thinning—often because people aged out of the workforce, or never entered it. Their absence could impede the economy’s ability to grow, and make for a less prosperous future.

While most U.S. workers are putting in fewer hours, men in the top 10% of earners cut back their time on the job the most, according to a new study

The supply of workers is at pre-pandemic levels, but demand is far greater

Dain Lee, Jinhyeok Park, and Yongseok Shin quoted in Bloomberg article on January 9, 2023.

This year’s Charles Leven Memorial Prize for the best second year paper has been awarded to...

Sending off the Department of Economics' Undergraduate Class of 2019.

Meet graduate students from the Department of Economics who have entered the job market this year.