Katherine Muhlenkamp
The way he was
CommentsA ’70s Grey City Journal article recalls Roger Ebert’s start as a Chicago-style film critic.
Game on
CommentsTest your knowledge of Scav Hunt—and the UChicago state of mind that defines the items—with our true or farce quiz.
Notes
CommentsHighlights from the latest alumni news columns. Log into the Alumni & Friends Web Community using your CNetID and password to browse all alumni news by class year.
Visionary leadership
CommentsJanice Guzon, ’14, will never see perfectly, but she’s focused on helping others.
Raised voices
CommentsThe Sahmat collective galvanizes artists across India to create work that resists divisive politics. For 24 years, famous and fledgling artists alike have painted portraits, designed posters, performed on city streets, and more. A retrospective exhibition at the Smart Museum of Art tells their story.
Releases
CommentsThe Magazine lists a selection of general-interest books, films, and albums by alumni. For additional alumni releases, browse the Magazine’s Goodreads bookshelf.
Notes
CommentsHighlights from the latest alumni news columns. Log into the Alumni & Friends Web Community using your CNetID and password to browse all alumni news by class year.
Brush with greatness
CommentsA Smart Museum talk explores the deft precision and symbolic significance of Korean art.
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In the News
Pat Conway, AM’78
New York Times, June 17, 2013
Bernard Sahlins, AB'43
New York Times, June 17, 2013
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