The University of Chicago Magazine
Benjamin Recchie, AB’03, is the very model of a modern Gilbert and Sullivan Savoyaire.
Kenneth Burns, AB’93, AM’03, finds the South welcoming to him and his partner.
A psychologist explores humans’ remarkable ability—and frequent failure—to understand each other.
Autism shows a correlation to environmental toxins, the adipose fin may not be so vestigial after all, economists revisit the effects of an early-childhood program 49 years later, and an ancient weather report gets a new translation.
Retiring University librarian Judith Nadler reflects on her prolific career.
Law students bear down on constitutional interpretation.
A new home in India deepens the University’s historic academic connections to the country and concentrates its expertise on complex global problems.
Turned back toward Earth, a new telescope in space will search for the origin of high-energy cosmic rays.
Philosopher Jesse Prinz, PhD’97, trains a skeptical eye on biological accounts of our behavior, beliefs, and emotions.
New direction for Argonne, Chicago Booth economist wins Clark Medal, Law School dean reappointed, Marine Biological Lab announces inaugural Lillie research awards, UChicago Local gives business a boost, online course offerings expand, and more.
