A Center for International Studies talk tackles hunger in the United States.

Seth Zurer, the cofounder of Chicago’s Baconfest, answers a few questions about his favorite meaty treat.

UChicago enters the age of television with student-run UCTV.

An evening of Brazilian song debuts the Logan Center penthouse.

For $10, Jinnie English, AM’99, helped alumni find out.

The Renaissance Society brings experimental music to Bond Chapel.

A best-selling book follows a UChicago family to Berlin.

The author—and College parent—talks about his most recent book on UChicago historian William Dodd, who was ambassador to Hitler’s Germany.

A class on Invisible Man raises questions about rereading.

A social-sciences master’s student faces her fears, but a lecture on the history of environmental science shows a different reason to be afraid.

I-House screens Fukushima documentary.