Erich Rosenthal, AM’42, PhD’48, escaped Nazi Germany to attend UChicago. His parents remained and perished. Decades later, his son Ted Rosenthal has memorialized their tragic family history in music.

Scenes from a Court Theatre play in the making.

At Agnes Callard’s Night Owls events, students ask the big questions.

The work of Ron McAdow, AB’71, who found levity in legumes, had a recent screening at the Museum of Modern Art.

Claire Hartfield, JD’82, wants teenagers to know their history.

Over 50 years, Patric McCoy, AB’69, has collected 1,300 pieces of art and made them into a piece all his own.

A short story by Ted Cohen, AB’62.

Questions for a cappella group Rhythm and Jews.

This cinematic lip-lock made history.

It’s the end of the working world as we know it in Ling Ma’s (AB’05) dystopian novel Severance.

Bill Nowlin, AM’69, made a home for folk music as cofounder of Rounder Records.

UChicago’s multi-hyphenate hosts a poetry reading-lecture-conversation.