Had forgotten the pure bliss of being tipsy on the subway and just absolutely vibing to a lil playlist you made for yourself.

can't speak to any alleged masterpiece status but this is a special day for us -- I've told this story before, but when this album came out, I was actively looking at what my next job move was gonna be

Whoever wrote The Jetson’s theme song absolutely did so in a blind panic, forgetting it was due that morning.

Me teaching p- values to my undergrads.

Once you start thinking of the safety net as an investment in future generations, it's very hard to think of it in any other way. Really enjoyed chatting about my research on this topic with Heller-Hurwicz Economics Institute.

Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel prize winner and one of the most important Jewish intellectuals in the world, adds his voice to debunk the narrative that pro-Palestinian protests on campuses is antisemitic. He calls it "normal human empathy": "What a large number of young people are

I think it will be remembered thus: in the face of atrocity students did something, anything, to try and disrupt those institutions they could affect. And all the people now mewling about broken windows braying for their arrest will slink away and hope they are not remembered.

I'll leave you with the story of Hind Rajab, who student activists at Columbia renamed a building after. No matter how much media spin you hear about these protests, they are fundamentally about innocent people like Hind who are being killed every day in Gaza. This needs to end.

Some of our UMN students, in their own words. They are smart young adults who are motivated by empathy. Above all else, they are united by a desire to end an almost unconscionable suffering. As their teacher, I am grateful to be witness to that. racketmn.com/university-of-…

My favorite part is when he gets to 120 and clearly realizes he is doing something wrong, but decides to just bluff right through it. I've been there and if a student had ever raised their hand I would probably have had to just hand back my PhD.

Excited to announce the call for papers for the OzMac Workshop! Held Uni of Sydney Economics, Sydney, Australia, December 9-10. This is our third year running, and we look forward to submissions in applied and quantitative macroeconomics. Deadline: August 30th. sites.google.com/view/ozmac-wor…

Almost every day for the past 6 months, I have had the following conversation with my two year old. Him: I see Gru's house! Me: Wow. What do you think he's doing in there? Him: He cookin a big egg for his lil friends. Best part of my day without fail. Happy Father's Day!

me every time i see the grain belt sign even though i live in minneapolis

NYU Family at #SED2024 Barcelona

🚨Reminder!🚨 OzMac submission deadline is August 30th. Looking forward to your submissions and seeing you in Sydney in December!

“In terms of policies that can mediate inequality, this is where a lot of the action is going to be." After hearing a talk by James Heckman, visiting scholar Joseph Mullins UMN Economics knew he wanted to study policy interventions aimed at young children. bit.ly/3zTFpbz