During World War II, cookbooks by Meta Given, PhB 1924, EXʼ27, helped guide a malnourished nation.

Change and continuity at the Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice.

My Very Own Library gets kids excited about books.

The first School of Social Service Administration dissertation presaged a century of scholarship on social work.

Questions for the SSA professor, health policy expert, and prolific tweeter.

How an activist and technician found himself at the Mission Science Workshop.

Soccer player Len Oliver, PhD’70, put his own spin on teaching the sport and training its leaders.

How Desmond Patton, PhD’12, is harnessing technology to help young people.

For sports editor Lester Munson, JDʼ67, UChicago strikes the right balance of academic and athletics excellence.

In 1975 Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, AB’60, PhD’65, came up with the notion of autotelic experience—better known as flow. Forty-five years later, we’re still talking about it.

The view from a CTA bus driver’s seat took in the range of human experience—including the most heartbreaking.

School of Social Service Administration dean Deborah Gorman-Smith on the school’s ambitious future vision.