A selection of the latest headlines from UChicago.

Questions for doctor, businessman, and quadruple degree holder Robert Behar.

Eighty years ago, Jay Berwanger, AB’36, won the Heisman Trophy—before it was even called that.

No Barriers program helps students of diverse backgrounds find success.

Four professors, an alumnus, and an intern on how and why they tweet.

Former president Jimmy Carter draws an admiring crowd of early risers at the Seminary Co-Op.

A momentous summer concert season for Rockefeller’s carillon—and a summer-long farewell to UChicago’s longtime carillonneur.

Lunchtime asanas outside your office building—not for the faint of heart.

Longtime keeper of the University Library's microforms—and longtime wearer of Hawaiian shirts—becomes the namesake for a new student internship.

Remembering Yoichiro Nambu: “We will remember him for his quiet dignity, his modesty and his deep scientific acumen.”

Macol Stewart Cerda will work closely with inaugural faculty director Shadi Bartsch-Zimmer to support collaboration among scholars.

Highlights from the latest alumni news columns.