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John F. Kirby appointed director of UChicago’s Institute of Politics A man smiles for a headshot in front of the U.S. flag

John F. Kirby appointed director of UChicago’s Institute of Politics

People Need Clean Air. To Get It, They Need Clear Data. Students walk through the campus

People Need Clean Air. To Get It, They Need Clear Data.


What caused Chicago’s transit funding crisis—and what could fix it?

What caused Chicago’s transit funding crisis—and what could fix it?


What caused Chicago’s transit funding crisis—and what could fix it? chicago el train

What caused Chicago’s transit funding crisis—and what could fix it?

UChicago municipal finance expert Justin Marlowe explains the $250 million budget shortfall threatening CTA, Metra and Pace

Chicago youth explore science on-campus with Space Explorers Space Explorers

Chicago youth explore science on-campus with Space Explorers

Since 1991, UChicago’s Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics has connected students from Chicago Public Schools with world-class astronomers and physicists

Closeup view of an eyeball with a red filter

Is there such a thing as a psychopath? with Rasmus Rosenberg Larsen

UChicago Medicine surgeons perform 'miraculous' reattachment of 2-year-old's severed spinal cord Oliver Staub lays with a collection of stuffed animals after his surgery

UChicago Medicine surgeons perform 'miraculous' reattachment of 2-year-old's severed spinal cord


UChicago Medicine surgeons perform 'miraculous' reattachment of 2-year-old's severed spinal cord Oliver Staub lays with a collection of stuffed animals after his surgery

UChicago Medicine surgeons perform 'miraculous' reattachment of 2-year-old's severed spinal cord

Data centers are booming. But there are big energy and environmental risks Aerial view of the University of Chicago campus

Data centers are booming. But there are big energy and environmental risks


Tiny sensors rapidly detect ‘forever chemicals’ in water Junhong Chen and Seth Darling and Yuqin Wang

Tiny sensors rapidly detect ‘forever chemicals’ in water

New portable test can find different PFAS chemicals, including those now regulated by the E.P.A.

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