UChicago’s Health Lab uses social scientific methods to address the needs of urban patients.

An antiviolence program helps South Side youth navigate the trauma that surrounds them.

UChicago launches Urban Labs, an all-in, evidence-based effort to improve urban life.

In his Nora and Edward Ryerson Lecture, Law School professor Geoffrey Stone, JD’71, explains why he thinks the Supreme Court will rule in favor of same-sex marriage.

After forcing a runoff election against a Daley, Chicago alderman candidate John Kozlar, AB’11, hopes for a chance to revitalize his neighborhood.

Surviving Charlie Hebdo journalist Zineb El Rhazoui says not everyone can be Charlie.

WIlliam Bila, IMBA’02, advocates on behalf of Romani people.

Researcher Ariel Kalil finds “light-touch, low-cost” parenting tools.

Jeffrey Quilter, AB’72, digs into the history of human societies for deeper insight into who we are.

Bruce Freed, AB’66, tries to bring more transparency to corporate political spending.

A mixed picture develops from a study of the closure of 47 Chicago elementary schools.