Ethnomusicologist Aileen Dillane, PhD’09, says traditional music remains a cornerstone of Irish identity, even as the definition of Irishness has shifted.

A new book celebrates the leading ladies who reshaped Hollywood.

The guitarist and creative writing major lets his music speak for itself.

Agnes Callard, AB’97; Ayelet Fishbach; and David Brooks, AB’83, discuss personal growth.

A short story by Betty Howland, AB’55, from Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage.

How the work of a celebrated Chicago writer was lost and found again.

How Soviet citizens made Western culture their own.

Linguist Lenore Grenoble studies language shift in one of the harshest climates in the world.

 A recipe from Literary Libations by Amira Makansi, ABʼ10.

UChicagoʼs Oriental Institute celebrates a monumental first century.

In 2020 W. W. Norton will publish Rosanna Warren’s fifth book of poetry, So Forth. With the permission of the poet, we share two poems that will appear in the volume

This spring and summer the Neubauer Collegium explored philosophers’ retreats and the idea of home in an exhibition, event series, and course.