On UChicago Arts and Humanities Day 2025, the University threw open its doors to the city and to artists and thinkers of every stripe.

An ecology legend’s legacy lives on.

What we keep, who we are.

On the memorable sights, sounds—and silences—of a joyful morning.

Remembering Martin E. Marty, PhD’56 (1928–2025).

In his ultrabrief “Laconics,” retired English professor David Shields, AM’75, PhD’82, cuts straight to the heart of things.

A new institute confronts climate change and economic growth as closely linked challenges.

On all that lies between point A and point B.

Summer 2024 brought a youth infusion to the Magazine.

Before A River Runs Through It made him just plain famous, Norman Maclean, PhD’40, was UChicago famous—and UChicago beloved.

An editor like Mary Ruth Yoe comes around only once in 116 years—and counting. 

University trustee John W. Rogers, Jr., LAB’76, spoke about increasing economic opportunity for Chicago’s Black community.