Freedom of Expression
The Chicago Forum Student Board engages Maroons in difficult conversations through relevant, approachable events.
On UChicago Arts and Humanities Day 2025, the University threw open its doors to the city and to artists and thinkers of every stripe.
At an alumni event this spring, panelists discussed threats to higher education in light of a foundational UChicago value.
As book bans spread nationwide, a professor, an author, and UChicago’s library system defend the freedom to read.
In the Chicago Forum’s second year, a landmark gift and an expanding slate of activities.
A new forum promotes free and open discourse at UChicago and beyond.
Questions for Leila Brammer, inaugural director of the College’s Parrhesia Program for Public Discourse.
As free expression comes under challenge on some campuses, the University’s affirmation of a long-standing value may become a model for higher education.