Prospect and retrospect.

Although Leonardo da Vinci famously made realistic sketches of the moon’s surface spots in the early 16th century, the first published images of the moon as seen through a telescope were Galileo Galilei’s.

As the historic document turns 800, David M. Rubenstein, JD’73, reflects on preserving a Magna Carta in the United States.

The Magazine’s return to a seasonal schedule and other news.

As free expression comes under challenge on some campuses, the University’s affirmation of a long-standing value may become a model for higher education.

Research with far-reaching implications.

The discovery of two species suggests greater variety of the earliest mammaliaforms.

UChicago’s Health Lab uses social scientific methods to address the needs of urban patients.

Amid winter’s darkness, an art installation multiplied the colors in Rockefeller Chapel.

Artifacts and their nostalgic value.

On Antiques Roadshow, appraiser Gary Piattoni, AB’83, teases out the stories that things want to tell.

As an early February blizzard blew, Rockefeller Memorial Chapel’s Candlemas service fed the spirit and the senses.