From the Atlantic to the Pacific, an alumna takes the measure of Route 20 and points along the way.

What teaching middle school taught me about the humanities.

A whirlwind tour of Chicago street food—and why it matters.

The loss of her grandmother compelled an alumna to understand her heritage.

A film professor reappraises 
his childhood approach to performing magic.

Why there’s nothing neutral about gray.

Lessons from a life of bridge.

A coach’s lessons went well beyond tennis.

Finding a new passion at age 59, or my journey to become a competitive adult figure skater.

What a surgeon learned from illness and grief in a pandemic year.

How an activist and technician found himself at the Mission Science Workshop.

For sports editor Lester Munson, JDʼ67, UChicago strikes the right balance of academic and athletics excellence.