The University turns a former seminary into a new home for economics.

In an excerpt from his new book, I Speak of the City, Mauricio Tenorio Trillo chronicles the canine history of Mexico’s capital.

The art of telling secrets.

A fake journal goes on display in a real museum.

Many humanities graduates want to get published. This crew decided to become publishers.

More than 60 years after Studs Terkel’s television show was cancelled, Paul Durica “broadcasts” a new episode.

A former player traces UChicago’s oblong football history, from dominance to disappearance to happy coexistence with the school’s academic culture.

An architect rips out a synagogue’s “profane” lawn and grows 8,500 pounds of food for the hungry.

A bagpipe parade of writers and bibliophiles ends at the Seminary Co-op’s new store.

A last exploration before the Seminary Co-op makes its big move.

An Indianapolis library dedicated to Kurt Vonnegut, AM’71, explores the emotional layers of the author’s life and work.

Investing in the pursuit of knowledge, physicist Joe Incandela says, is a sign of a healthy civilization.