The University of Chicago Magazine
Associate provost Sarah Wake talks about Title IX, accessibility, and equal opportunity on campus.
The Amish lifestyle protects kids against asthma; how airlines can promote fuel efficiency and lower carbon dioxide emissions; predicting divorce; obesity increases the risk of organ transplant rejection.
The connections between UChicago and the Marine Biological Laboratory go back more than a century.
“Universities cannot be viewed as a sanctuary for comfort but rather as a crucible for confronting ideas,” writes president Robert J. Zimmer.
A scholar’s chance observation in an Italian museum helps solve an art history mystery.
As the new executive director of the National Book Foundation, Lisa Lucas, AB’01, wants to get America reading.
A groundbreaking sculpture returns to campus—and sparks a dialogue on public art.
