James Hormel, JD’58, spoke at the Law School in January about how he began a new life.

Law School graduate and administrator James Hormel, JD’58, seemed to have a storybook family and career. His secret life, however, could undo it all.

A best-selling book follows a UChicago family to Berlin.

The author—and College parent—talks about his most recent book on UChicago historian William Dodd, who was ambassador to Hitler’s Germany.

I-House screens Fukushima documentary.

The Law School’s former dean of admission has made a lasting mark over four decades.

Mexico’s universal health care is both an achievement and a work in progress.

Thomas Frank fears the rise of conservative populism could deepen economic decline.

Strategist David Axelrod will lead a campus institute designed to be an ROTC for public service.

“Are you a member of the Communist Party?” George Anastaplo, AB’48, JD’51, PhD’64, refused to answer that question, a refusal that shaped his life.

James C. Hormel, JD’58, shares his private and public battles.