UChicago Virtual Events

Across the University, a variety of virtual programming is being offered to help you stay connected, no matter where you are. All events here are free and open to the UChicago community, and we’ll keep it updated weekly. Check out our Events Calendar for more programs. 

Featured Events

 
Research & Ideas Jul 3

"NIH’s Scientific Approach to Inclusive Excellence" with Hannah Valantine, National Institutes of Health

7:00 PM CDT
Health & Wellness Jul 7

Support Space for Students of Color: Self-Care While Engaging in Advocacy

4:00 PM CDT
Research & Ideas Jul 8

Polsky Center Quick Pitches

12:00 PM CDT
Research & Ideas Jul 10

“Personal, National, and World Crises” with Jared Diamond, University of California

7:00 PM CDT
Research & Ideas Jul 14

Exploring Entrepreneurship and Deep Tech for UChicago College Students

6:00 PM CDT
Health & Wellness Jul 15

Managing Health Anxiety

11:00 AM CDT
Research & Ideas Jul 17

“The Edison of Medicine: Robert Langer’s Quest to Solve Global Health Challenges Using Biotechnology”

7:00 PM CDT
Research & Ideas Jul 21

Exploring Entrepreneurship and Healthcare for UChicago College Students

6:00 PM CDT
Research & Ideas Jul 28

Polsky Center Quick Pitches

12:00 PM CDT
  

Ongoing Events

  
Health & Well-Being

UChicago Office of Spiritual Life: Meditation, Yoga, Game Nights and More

The UChicago Office of Spiritual Life is offering virtual meditation, yoga, game nights, “Coffee & Chai” chats, and more.
Health & Well-Being

BSD: Zoom Wellness Series

The Biological Sciences Division is offering a Zoom Wellness Series, featuring programming on mindfulness, self-compassion, resilience, and more.

Health & Well-Being

Committee on Theater and Performance Studies: Virtual Dance Lab

The Committee on Theater and Performance Studies, in partnership with its company-in-residence, Lucky Plush, is offering the Virtual Dance Lab, featuring more than two dozen weekly online classes.
Research & Ideas

Yuen Lecture Series Presents: 100 Year Lives in Asia

Experts from Asia and the U.S. will be invited to discuss the phenomenon, implications, challenges and opportunities for an aging population in Asia.
  

Recordings Of Past Events

  
Impacts and Observations from COVID-19
Pandemics in History: Plague and the End of the World
Virtual Harper Lecture: The American Presidency in a Time of COVID, featuring William Howell
Distinguished Speaker Series with Tom Ricketts, AB ’88, MBA ’93
COVID-19 and the Global Economic Outlook
Virtual Harper Lecture: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Global Economy, featuring Raghuram Rajan
Leadership in Crisis: Dr. Emily Landon in discussion with David Axelrod
Prof. Nicholas Epley on the Surprising Power of Social Connection
Deaths of Despair, Deaths From the Virus, & the US Healthcare System | Angus Deaton & Luigi Zingales
Cyberbiosecurity: Protecting Hospitals and Research
 
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