In the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, governments across the United States found themselves grappling with a public health crisis while simultaneously experiencing sharp
Urbana – After a one-month reprieve, the U of I Flash Index for December continued its slow decline that began in May, falling to 103.3
Urbana – After seven months of decline, The U of I Flash Index for November remained steady at 103.7 compared to October’s reading. “This is
Urbana – The U of I Flash Index for October fell again to 103.7 compared to the 104.1 reading in September. This marks the seventh
The COVID-19 pandemic altered almost all aspects of life, including judicial proceedings. In response to the need for social distancing to keep users of the
Urbana – The U of I Flash Index for September continued its gradual decline, falling to 104.1 from its previous reading of 104.5 in August.
Urbana – The U of I Flash Index for August declined for the fifth straight month, falling to 104.5 from its 104.9 reading in July.
The economic disruption brought about by Covid and stay-at-home orders led to an unprecedented rise in unemployment and extreme fiscal stress on states’ unemployment insurance
Urbana – The U of I Flash Index for July declined significantly, falling to 104.9 from its 105.5 reading in June. “The contradictory economic indicators
URBANA — The University of Illinois Flash Index fell in June, declining to 105.5 compared to 105.7 in May. (Note: The June Index was calculated
It’s hard to be a person of color in America and not understand that the deck is stacked against you.
Maria Krysan
Professor at U of I
