A religion professor parses the moral language of modern diets.

This June alumni from far and wide made themselves at home again in Hyde Park.

At convocation, one journey ended and another began for some 3,300 graduates. How did it feel? Their faces told the story.

Scientists are discovering how microbes not only make us sick but also keep our bodies working.

All but lost, Urdu journals offer a glimpse at one of India’s most sprawling, energetic cultures.

A Divinity School event commemorates the 50th anniversary of Selma and explores the state of civil rights today.

A secret in her own family led Allyson Hobbs, AM’02, PhD’09, to uncover the hidden history of racial passing.

UChicago anesthesiologist Shakeela Hassan advocates for the healing force of interfaith music and human sound.

“Genomic parasites” jumpstart the evolution of pregnancy, a UChicago economist recommends paying NCAA college athletes, some regulations make power plants less efficient, and neural responses predict generosity in three- to five-year-olds.

A UChicago Library restoration project rescues a 500-year-old manuscript.

A mixed picture develops from a study of the closure of 47 Chicago elementary schools.

For its 40th anniversary, the Smart Museum offers inviting, unexpected avenues to approach art.