Leon and Amy Kass develop an online curriculum that inspires insight into the national soul.

In 17th century anatomical drawings, death—and life—were much more present than in today’s medical textbooks.

Chicago trader David Frohardt-Lane, SM’00, put his statistics education to lucrative use.

Plus-size model Amanda Tice, AB’06, believes her work can have a positive effect on women’s lives.

A campus festival explores the influence of Chinese opera.

Humanities dean Martha Roth and social sciences dean Mario Luis Small discuss the Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society, “a laboratory for humanists.”

The sounds of March.

Leslie Maitland, AB’71, recalls her role breaking the story of the real Abscam, which inspired the “terrifically amusing satire” American Hustle.

Nissa Rhee, AB’06, surveys the legacy of war with American veterans returning to Vietnam.

Prehistoric sharks that migrated like salmon, African Americans’ long commutes, babies’ nuanced social observations, and genetic findings that complicate the story of how dogs evolved from wolves.

Gift to UEI helps low-income students prepare for college, diverse accomplishments recognized, UChicago Medicine’s cancer research receives an infusion of funds, India honors prolific scholars, Zimmer supports the South Side as the site for the Obama library, and the Center in Delhi names an executive director.