DOES U.S. CENSUS DATA PREDICT MBTA BUS RIDERSHIP? The MBTA follows Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which protects individuals from discrimination based… Read More »Anna Sangree (UEP MA ’19) Dives into Data: How to Measure Equity on High Ridership MBTA Bus Routes
Rex Burkholder truly embodies the idea of being a practical visionary. A UEP ’89 Alum, he recently published an updated version of his successful book, The… Read More »New Edition of ‘The Activist’s Toolkit,’ by Rex Burkholder (UEP ’89)
The kick-off meeting for next spring’s Field Projects is Wednesday, November 15, noon-1:15pm @ 574 Boston Ave, Room 401. Field Projects is a required course… Read More »Spring 2018 Field Projects Announced
UEP welcomes eight mid-career Master of Public Policy (MPP) students this Fall. Having at least seven years of relevant professional experience, MPPers bring a wealth… Read More »Meet the 2017 UEP Mid-Career Cohort
Hot off the press! Professor Hollander has a new book out this week– An Ordinary City: Planning for Growth and Decline in New Bedford, Massachusetts. The book… Read More »New Book by UEP Professor Justin B. Hollander, “An Ordinary City”
Recent MPP graduate Dimple Rana announced her campaign for a Revere City Council seat this summer. Dimple’s advocacy for Revere, Massachusetts spans across neighborhoods, sectors,… Read More »Five Questions for Dimple Rana: MPP Alum Running for City Council in Revere, MA