The Magazine’s newest writer interviews its longest-serving editor.

Questions for the University of Chicago Magazine’s longest-serving editor.

What had six legs and 250,000 young readers?

When tariffs on Canadian newsprint threatened US papers, political scientist turned trade lawyer Elliot J. Feldman, AB’69, built a case and a coalition.

The Washington Post’s Katharine Graham, AB’38 (1917–2001), learned as she went—and made history along the way.

Students put their heads together to create a magazine.

After more than three decades at Britannica, editor in chief Dale Hoiberg, AM’74, PhD’93, knows the encyclopedia business inside out.

Three alumni develop an online platform to streamline the path to publication.

Hard to find zines tell Chicago stories, writ small.