In 1956, two new PhDs drove a Land Rover from Austria to India to begin the research that would be their life’s work. Notes from their journey.

An architect rips out a synagogue’s “profane” lawn and grows 8,500 pounds of food for the hungry.

Philosopher Martha Nussbaum advocates a return to America’s founding religious tolerance.

Hyde Park’s feline population gets some much-needed care and attention from a group of dedicated volunteers.

A UChicago undergraduate’s experience at the Republican National Convention.

At Kenwood Academy, teachers and supporters picket on day two of the first Chicago Public Schools strike in a quarter century, after contract negotiations between the Chicago Teachers Union and the school board broke down.

A Law School clinic works to free the wrongfully convicted.

An interview with photojournalist Adam Nadel, AB’90.

Darren Reisberg implements David Axelrod's (AB’76) vision for the Institute of Politics.

Patsy Mink, JD’51, was a tenacious and determined politician.

Presidents since FDR have extended their reach beyond constitutional boundaries, raising fears of a dictatorial executive branch that the Law School's Eric Posner dismisses as “tyrannophobia.”

How does critical thinking play out in the military?