The University of Chicago Magazine
Researchers discover that ancient children climbed trees; develop new ways to build molecules; investigate the success of political outsiders; and examine the persistence of the racial earnings gap.
When tariffs on Canadian newsprint threatened US papers, political scientist turned trade lawyer Elliot J. Feldman, AB’69, built a case and a coalition.
A study from the School of Social Service Administration points the way toward better lives for hourly workers—and a stronger corporate bottom line.
Start by eating healthy and wearing sunscreen, says Hollywood’s go-to aesthetician Joanna Vargas, AB’93.
Law School professor Justin Driver explores how education law became a cultural flashpoint.
Justin Kasper, AB’99, once built a working nuclear reactor for Scav. Now he’s built an equally impossible instrument for NASA’s Parker Solar Probe.
By treating violence as a public health issue, UChicago Medicine trauma experts seek to transform care on Chicago’s South Side.
In CAR T-cell therapy, the immune system gets a boost that can be lifesaving.