What would a UChicago-themed New Yorker look like?

The Magazine lists a selection of general-interest books, films, and albums by alumni. For additional alumni releases, use the link to the Magazine’s Goodreads bookshelf.

How the sense of connection to a "future self" affects consumer choices.

Theaster Gates hopes to transform a neighborhood through art.

Cell biologist Stephanie Levi’s Night Labs series makes science accessible.

Readers weigh in on climate change, breast-feeding, and last issue's letters about immigration.

For 41 years Stanton Friedman, SB'55, SM'56, has traveled the world with a simple message: UFOs are real.

The Magazine's Cinderella story.

For one alumna, Mansueto's opening recalls the change in Russian libraries since the Glasnost days.

Alzheimer's has erased the stories behind Lou Fourcher's (PhD'71) images, but his photographs of a demolished West Side neighborhood have stirred memories in former residents.

… Reg Egg, Igloo: As quickly as students have dreamed up pet names for Mansueto, they've adopted the futuristic library as their own.

Nadrian Seeman, SB’66, uses DNA not to study biology but as a building block for nano-tiny structures.