This fall fourth-year Kelvin Ho spent his days not in class but on Occupy Chicago’s front lines.

Deviance researchers Patricia and Peter Adler study the social side of self-injury.

Lauren Shockey, AB’06, burned out on restaurant life, but not before a global exploration of cuisines.

If it’s true that “all you really need to know you learn in kindergarten,” then Vivian Paley and I are in trouble.

Tagging along with Occupy Chicago participant Kelvin Ho, ’12, at a protest against entitlement cuts.

The Magazine lists a selection of general-interest books, films, and albums by alumni. For additional alumni releases, use the link to the Magazine’s Goodreads bookshelf.

Nina Burleigh, AM’87, covered Italy’s Amanda Knox case and the global obsession with the beautiful “female monster.”

At a time when science was a man’s field, physicist and chemist Conwell conducted research that won her a 2010 National Medal of Science.

The art of Soviet-era children’s literature shifted from experimental and avant-garde to a realistic, government-mandated style under Stalin.

Amy Lehman envisions treating patients from isolated African villages aboard a hospital boat.

The Magazine lists a selection of general-interest books, films, and albums by alumni. For additional alumni releases, use the link to the Magazine’s Goodreads bookshelf.

Cell biologist Stephanie Levi’s Night Labs series makes science accessible.