How a UChicago biochemist gained fame—and lost credibility—when he developed a midlife obsession with legendary creatures.

An interview with Class Day speaker and US Rep. Andy Kim, AB’04.

“His song ends on the edges of her / Mona Lisa smile.”

During World War II, cookbooks by Meta Given, PhB 1924, EXʼ27, helped guide a malnourished nation.

The Gather Town version of UChicago re-creates campus in 2D, 8-bit glory.

At the Undergraduate Research Symposium, students presented work on smallpox inoculation, social and emotional learning, and more.

Questions for Leila Brammer, inaugural director of the College’s Parrhesia Program for Public Discourse.

A “lost” documentary on Britney Spears, made by faculty member Judy Hoffman two decades ago, resurfaces.

Josh Tyra, AB’01—a language nerd in the mold of J. R. R. Tolkien—helped create a new Breton translation of The Hobbit.

How a free-roaming cat became Instagram famous. 

Online recruiting, quantum engineering, a campus philanthropy tour led by Dean Boyer, and more. 

During the COVID-19 pandemic, intramural sports—like everything else—went online.