The University of Chicago Magazine
A homebody with a hitchhiker’s heart, Bonnie Jo Campbell writes stories that cover a lot of ground.
Nov–Dec/11
Nov–Dec/11
Nov–Dec/11
Nina Burleigh, AM’87, covered Italy’s Amanda Knox case and the global obsession with the beautiful “female monster.”
Nov–Dec/11
Mandeep Bedi, AB’10, who died trying to help his injured wife, left a colorful legacy.
Difficulty equals quality, an earthquake creates icebergs, the treatment of Medicare and Medicaid patients, how mothers' job losses affect children, and penguins' essential sense of smell.
Nov–Dec/11
Nov–Dec/11
High-energy physics experiments at Fermilab’s groundbreaking Tevatron have run their course.
A Law School clinic wants to remove the restrictions on Chicago’s mobile chefs.
Psychologist Sian Beilock studies what makes people choke under pressure and offers techniques to prevent those mental meltdowns.