Dan David Prize recognizes scholar’s impactful work with $1 million prize

Hub for object-driven research to benefit students, faculty

Asst. Prof. Ada Palmer reviews book examining attacks on scientific progress

Digital censorship, democracy in India and ancient curses are just some of the topics that UChicago faculty will explore as part of the Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society ’s...Read more

Prof. Emeritus David Bevington examines source materials for some of Shakespeare's works

Daniel Lam knits anatomical models to learn, inspire classmates

Theater and Performance Studies Program connects students with professionals

Oriental Institute excavation finds large buildings, clay sealings, evidence of metallurgy

Oriental Institute archaeologists make new discoveries in the ruins of an ancient Egyptian outpost, where royal officials likely oversaw expeditions to mine precious metals and stones from the surrounding deserts.Read more

Prof. Emeritus Marvin Zonis discusses the Islamic Revolution of Iran

Divinity School celebrates religion in film, 20th anniversary of Martin Marty Center

Musical events and lectures pay homage to avant-garde musician

Despite accounting for 15 percent of the world’s population and one-quarter of its disease burden, Africa provides only about 2 percent of global research. However, as African nations and economies...Read more

The formation of knowledge in today’s society begs the simple question of “how?” With the university a place of academic silos, the internet an unreliable news source and massive amounts...Read more

Tucked across the courtyard from the Logan Center for the Arts is Midway Studios, home of the Gray Center Lab. Part classroom, part studio, part exhibition and performance space–now, on...Read more

‘Plea for Peace’ to premiere Dec. 1 in Mandel Hall

Video: Profs. Martha Nussbaum and Saul Levmore discuss their book on aging thoughtfully

In the fall of 1942, scientists from around the U.S. were rushing to build the world’s first reactor at the University of Chicago. Seventy-five years later, a special College course...Read more