Jonathan D. S. Schroeder, PhD’16, rediscovered a forgotten 19th-century text—then unearthed its author’s extraordinary life story.
The Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures celebrates 100 years of studying inscriptions.
Lauren Riensche, AB’15, offers tours that meld the historical and the supernatural.
An alumna uncovers a family connection in the pages of the Magazine.
Ancient stars, green nudges, lysosomal mysteries, and more.
From aspiring professor to investment banker to stay-at-home parent to comedian, Sindhu Vee, AM’97, has made her own way.
A valuable tool to fight the opioid epidemic is being underused, new research finds.
They flex, glow, filter, and shape-shift—for the greater good. Meet the futuristic new materials developed by UChicago scientists that could soon be all around us.
Earth’s mantle, sleep apnea, smart buildings, and more.
Earth’s mantle, sleep apnea, smart buildings, and more.