The Magazine’s undergraduate interns have reported on just about everything under the Hyde Park sun—and beyond.

UChicago researchers study evolution after mass extinctions, weigh whether taste or calories make food more appealing, make the first planetary discovery attributed to NASA's Spritzer Space Telescope, solve a problem of the Nth degree, and show that a sports-based program can reduce violent crime.

A new center where humanities and social sciences intersect, Freakonomics inspires a TV drama, and an acclaimed physicist comes to UChicago.

Readers weigh in on Chicago-school economics, ancient reconstructions, recent campus architecture, sexuality’s discussion worthiness, and the messy business of who’s the youngest Pritzker graduate.

Recent faculty, staff, board, and alumni obituaries.

A bookcase full of potboilers, mysteries, satires—and even some great books—have the same backdrop: the University of Chicago.

How phoenixing was born.

The new store might not be as quirky, but it will have better temperature control.