Cinema scholar Jacqueline Stewart, AM’93, PhD’99, explores Chicago’s changing filmgoing scene.

For 40 years, UChicago students have been helping out in Chicago Public Schools classrooms through the Neighborhood Schools Program.

Lewis Hine, EX 1904, captured the changing face of American labor.

How Lucy Kaplansky, LAB’78, made a career of folk music.

By studying handedness, psychologist Daniel Casasanto hopes to understand the relationship between body and mind.

Graduate student Benjamin Blanchard’s enthusiasm about ants fuels his scientific research.

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Mitsuye Yamada, AM’53, transformed her family’s internment experience into poetry.

How many digits of pi can you remember off the top of your head?

Pioneering pathologist Nancy Warner, SB’44, MD’49, is helping other women scholars follow in her path.