Jens Ludwig

We are seeing big declines in crime across the country, suggesting that what’s going on may not be due to anything unique that Chicago’s doing.

Ending poverty is neither necessary nor sufficient for solving the problem of gun violence in Chicago.

It’s a mistake to think that criminal justice accountability and addressing root causes of crime in Chicago are mutually exclusive.

It is estimated that over 33 million American women have been raped at some point in their lives. How can we protect young women?

There must be a deeper problem in the education sector since we see similar challenges at the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools.

A "Toyota Way" model would fix problems right when they happen, ensuring that any time a student falls behind, something will catch them back up.

Big Tech is making a fortune in ways that are not obviously in our best interests, especially for women.

After ShotSpotter goes live, fatality rates are about 4 percentage points lower in the areas with the technology.

Universities can learn lessons from street crime strategies to get a handle on sexual assault.