Malynne Sternstein helps create language for the graphic novel Mae.

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

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

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

In her critically acclaimed opera, Amy Stebbins, AM’14, tackles the timeless problem of war.

For Sam Pluta, music is the ultimate computer game.

The Ear Taxi Festival will highlight contemporary classical music in Chicago.

One alum’s thoughts on a creative career.

Assistant professor of English Richard Jean So shows how a computer can help find nuance in prevailing literary assumptions.

Philosophy professor Candace Vogler is on the case.

UChicago literary scholar Armando Maggi, PhD’95, says “once upon a time” is now.

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.