Former attorney Phil Witte, JD’83, quit his job to be a full-time cartoonist. Now he has a book of cartoon criticism.

Jonathan D. S. Schroeder, PhD’16, rediscovered a forgotten 19th-century text—then unearthed its author’s extraordinary life story.

Two faculty projects examine the awkward partnership between democracy and capitalism.

The public policy school is expanding and innovating while upholding time-honored UChicago principles.

John J. MacAloon, AM’74, PhD’80, cofounded Olympic studies, revitalized an 80-year-old master’s program, and taught hundreds of students in the Soc Core.

Student teams take on the affordable housing shortage.

Harris Public Policy hosted a day of conversations about the human side of serving our country.

Under the leadership of Carla D. Hayden, AM’77, PhD’87, a revered institution is connecting Americans with their country through its treasures.

Before the movie and the song, Ellen Cassedy’s (EX’72) organization 9to5 revolutionized the working lives of American women.

Illinois has a new media literacy law—by a high schooler, for high schoolers.

Dental expert turned forensic scientist Wilmer Souder, PhD 1916 (1884–1974), testified against mobsters, fraudsters, and murderers.

The “grandfather of restorative justice” looks back on a career spent advocating for change.