Accelerating jet streams, language and cognition, and the pace of mammals’ brain development.

Noémie Ndiaye explores the construction of race in the premodern world.

Questions for the computer science professor who developed anti–AI piracy tools Glaze and Nightshade.

Two new courses illustrate how the Divinity School is broadening its scope to include more world religions.

John J. MacAloon, AM’74, PhD’80, cofounded Olympic studies, revitalized an 80-year-old master’s program, and taught hundreds of students in the Soc Core.

Students and teachers, a love story.

Questions for the legal scholar, philosopher, and public intellectual.

In writing about her father’s life, Anna Huttenlocher, LAB’79, saw links between his work in pediatric neurology and his traumatic childhood in Nazi Germany.

Maybe the end of the world isn’t the end of the world.

UChicago scholars contemplate the end of the world.

Sidney Nagel receives the “lifetime achievement Oscar of physics.”

UChicago’s provost is proud to be a published author—of several crossword puzzles.