Denise Shull, AM’95, helps Wall Streeters get in touch with their softer sides.

Memories of businessman and University trustee David Rockefeller, PhD’40, focus on his philanthropy. 

Grieving father Stéphane Gerson, AM’92, PhD’97, seeks comfort in historical writings and family stories.

If you want a job now, says Elatia Abate, AB’99, MBA’08, learn the new rules.

English professor Will Pritchard, AM’92, PhD’98, reflects on the “tender coincidences” that occur when father and son teach the same book.

Studying anthropology prepared Ian Urbina, AM’97, for a headline career in investigative journalism.

Alumni from the past 50 years recall their experiences in the Division of the Social Sciences.

National Novel Writing Month founder Chris Baty, AM’97, explains how a “ridiculous challenge” with friends turned into a global writing event—and how to make it to 50,000 words.

What happens when an armed robber reads Shakespeare?

The 2015 alumni award recipients have made their marks on the University, their fields, or their causes. The University of Chicago Alumni Association will recognize them at a ceremony in Rockefeller Chapel during Alumni Weekend, June 4–7, 2015.

WIlliam Bila, IMBA’02, advocates on behalf of Romani people.

Romance novelist Gwyn Cready, AB’83, MBA’86, reveals her inspirations.