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Center for the Study of Race, Politics and Culture

UChicago receives $4 million Mellon Foundation grant to support collaborative race studies projects across four universities

Large circular detector framework at the Large Hadron Collider with worker in foreground

University of Chicago to build instrumentation for upgrades to the Large Hadron Collider

Poet Nikki Giovanni with a child following the 2020 George E. Kent Lecture

For Nikki Giovanni, finding purpose means ‘you cannot let the world change you’

Students on steps of Iowa State Capitol

‘Chaotic’ Iowa caucuses provide valuable lessons for UChicago students

Stalks of wheat

Breakthrough mouse model of celiac disease could lead to new treatments

Rachel Bronson

Why the Doomsday Clock is Closer to Apocalypse Than Ever, with Rachel Bronson (Ep. 40)

Even though the Doomsday Clock is a symbolic metaphor, understanding the meaning behind it is a matter of life and death.

Three University of Chicago scientists named 2020 Sloan Fellows

Smart Museum visitors admire gu wenda's "united nations: american code," made of human hair.

From cigarettes to human hair: Exhibition uses materials to explore Chinese art

Close-up of a child's hand being held by mother

Study: In some African countries, more than half of women have lost a child

Aerial view of early Hyde Park-Kenwood overlooking Jackson Park

Book traces history of UChicago's neighborhoods back to their garden roots

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  1. Breakthrough mouse model of celiac disease could lead to new treatments
  2. UChicago receives $4 million Mellon Foundation grant to support collaborative race studies projects across four universities
  3. ‘Chaotic’ Iowa caucuses provide valuable lessons for UChicago students