Arts & Humanities

Spring/23

Cinephiles look back on the first-ever Black women’s film festival.

Spring/23

For 50 years Janet Flanner, EX 1914 (1892–1978), shared her witty, sharp observations of Europe with New Yorker readers.

Winter/23

Strollers carry children, Goldfish crackers, and multiple meanings.

Winter/23

A new public art project, Exemplary, asks who we honor at UChicago and why.

Winter/23

Doc Films turns 90. An alum hits middle age (and then some). The shared memories are timeless.

Winter/23

From Sophocles’s Antigone, translated by Gabriela Garcia, Class of 2023.

Winter/23

A debut cookbook by pastry chef Hadley Sui, AB’15, was inspired by anime. 

Winter/23

The nation's oldest student film society, by the numbers.

Winter/23

Did you miss this year’s Humanities Day? We’ve got you covered.

Winter/23

In her histories of globalism, migration, families, and children, Tara Zahra reveals the fine cracks in foundational stories.

Winter/23

Rich Murray, AB’94, finds the stuff of life for beloved TV characters.

Winter/23

David Fulton, SB’64, has owned some of history’s most treasured violins, violas, and cellos. Now he’s telling their stories—and his own.