An interview with UChicago’s Hillary Chute, who convened an all-star lineup for a conference on comics.

A 1937 Fortune magazine article examines the University of Chicago, “where the students get more excited over the intellectual tumult kept up by President Hutchins and his faculty than over Joe Stumblebum in the backfield.”

Author takes his audience across the seas in the Logan Center performance penthouse.

At the Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago’s David Gozal talks about sleep patterns from worms to humans

A Center for International Studies talk tackles hunger in the United States.

Seth Zurer, the cofounder of Chicago’s Baconfest, answers a few questions about his favorite meaty treat.

UChicago enters the age of television with student-run UCTV.

An evening of Brazilian song debuts the Logan Center penthouse.

For $10, Jinnie English, AM’99, helped alumni find out.

The Renaissance Society brings experimental music to Bond Chapel.