Michael Murphy’s MASS Design Group strives to make an architecture of community cohesion.

A Center for Gender and Sexuality Studies event explores a lesbian love triangle dating to UChicago’s earliest days.

Dylan Walsh, AB’05, reflects on the full life his uncle lived with a transplanted kidney.

Baseball writer Christina Kahrl, AB’90, found acceptance as a trans woman in the sports world.

At the University in the 1960s, Bernie Sanders, AB’64, set out on a path that led to the Senate, and an unlikely place at the center.

A law professor offers an inside look at his experience on a presidential panel reviewing how the government protects national security and preserves civil liberties.

Doulas can make an important difference for young, low-income mothers and their babies.

Lawrence Lessig inaugurates the Berlin Family Lectures with a study of institutional corruption.

After 25 years, Chicago Harris keeps growing.

A retired general on learning from failures in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Thirty-six students dress up as lawyers and witnesses for a mock trial tournament at Eastern Michigan University.