What will you be eating 23 years from now?

As Poetry turns 100, a look back at the back-and-forth between Harriet Monroe and her readers.

Architects of new campus additions share the theories underlying their practice.

DOVA chair Jessica Stockholder created Chicago’s newest public-art installation.

In a new lunch series, faculty and students consider the draws of good TV.

Combining musical and spiritual traditions, Theaster Gates gives new meaning to the phrase “moving songs.”

Illustrator Mark McMahon, a longtime contributor to the Magazine, roamed Chicago during the NATO summit and sent us some sketches in progress, along with his notes.

An interview with UChicago’s Hillary Chute, who convened an all-star lineup for a conference on comics.

A 1937 Fortune magazine article examines the University of Chicago, “where the students get more excited over the intellectual tumult kept up by President Hutchins and his faculty than over Joe Stumblebum in the backfield.”