Talking synthesizers, human rights, and grad school with former Wolf Parade member Hadji Bakara, PhD'16.

The writers and artists in Deborah Nelson’s new book believe a world of suffering calls for a dispassionate eye.

Thoughts on academia, football, and that painting.

On praying in the stacks, when Ramadan and finals week coincide, and Muslim fashion.

Matthew Foldi, Class of 2018 (political science), describes himself in his Twitter bio as “everyone’s favorite Republican committeeman.”

Twins Laurie and Lynne Butler—one a UChicago chemistry professor, the other a double alumna—discuss math, horses, and a college boyfriend who never got them confused.

In her new book, Courtney C. W. Guerra, AB’05, offers witty work advice.

Checking in on a groundbreaking master’s thesis more than a half century later.

Exploring the serious questions of humor in photography.

Raghuram Rajan reflects on his time at the Reserve Bank of India and coming back to academia.

Professor Harold Pollack has an index card, a book, and endless patience for your questions.

Ada Palmer, Renaissance scholar and science fiction author, on her new book, Seven Surrenders.