The University of Chicago Magazine
A mixed picture develops from a study of the closure of 47 Chicago elementary schools.
A UChicago Medicine program shares specialized knowledge to improve health care in the city.
Happy in his corporate day job, a Chicago Booth graduate pursues Broadway producing on the side.
Amid winter’s darkness, an art installation multiplied the colors in Rockefeller Chapel.
Leading cosmologist Wendy Freedman trains a telescopic lens on the biggest questions in the universe.
Zachary Cannon, AM’99, became attuned to the natural world all around him in Chicago’s urban landscape.
Mar–Apr/15
Readers comment on heart-smart eating; 1960s integration in Hyde Park; the tension between national security and civil liberties; quantitative and qualitative data; Mike Nichols, EX’53, at an early stage in his career; how workplace structures influence the gender wage gap; College memories lost and found; the late poet Mark Strand; the indispensable role of doulas in a community program; and more.
Chicago Booth economist Matthew Gentzkow sifts insights about the media from massive amounts of digital information.
For its 40th anniversary, the Smart Museum offers inviting, unexpected avenues to approach art.