An essay.

Highlights of the 21st annual UChi-Con, organized by the University of Chicago Japanese Animation Society.

Marjorie Sullivan Lee, AB’43, lived in Foster Hall, roller skated in Ida Noyes, and watched Robert Maynard Hutchins go to work.

Healthy, inexpensive, simple, and quick.

Classes outside and in tents. Masks worn everywhere, even by the grotesques. Scenes from an Autumn Quarter that required some improvisation.

Songs of the University of Chicago, an unexpected pleasure in a difficult year.

Wanted: The artist behind a newly iconic T-shirt.

Questions for a cappella group Rhythm and Jews.

After a decades-long hiatus, Art to Live With is back.

Campus North Residential Commons wins architecture awards.

Meet Teddy the therapy dog.

Max Palevsky resident Cooper will tumble and play his way to glory on Super Bowl Sunday.