University News
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Jan–Feb/13
In challenging economic times, the University invested in its future and achieved historic milestones.
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Jan–Feb/13
Co-op admirers commemorate its move with a parade honoring the literary labors they love.
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Jan–Feb/13
A gift revs UChicago’s entrepreneurial engine, the Renaissance Society names its first new director in 40 years, and a new dorm will rise after Pierce meets its demise.
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11.30.2012
A former player traces UChicago’s oblong football history, from dominance to disappearance to happy coexistence with the school’s academic culture.
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11.20.2012
A bagpipe parade of writers and bibliophiles ends at the Seminary Co-op’s new store.
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11.19.2012
A last exploration before the Seminary Co-op makes its big move.
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Nov–Dec/12
Highlights from the latest alumni news columns. Log into the Alumni & Friends Web Community using your CNetID and password to browse all alumni news by class year.
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Nov–Dec/12
The Magazine lists a selection of general-interest books, films, and albums by alumni. For additional alumni releases, browse the Magazine’s Goodreads bookshelf.
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Nov–Dec/12
Researchers examine welfare reform’s effect on the very poor, calculate the effects of math anxiety, algorithmically predict faculty tenure decisions, and discover one of the smallest dinosaurs that ever lived.
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Nov–Dec/12
A Chicago Booth professor guides India’s economy, community service expands during O-Week and beyond, and a street sign of respect for Rudy and Joyce Nimocks.