Scholar of Yiddish talks about cranes, cuckoos and children
Jessica Kirzane takes part in collaborative project that’s a fundraiser for refugees
The value of good bookstores and the ‘art of the browse’
In new book, Jeff Deutsch discusses philosophy behind Seminary Co-op, its relationship to UChicago community
In acclaimed sci-fi novels, Ada Palmer uses history to build a ‘deep and detailed world’
Finalist for a Hugo Award, UChicago historian’s ‘Terra Ignota’ series explores societal evolution and the importance of ‘partial victories’
New book examines roots of violence, paths to peace
In ‘Why We Fight,’ Prof. Christopher Blattman lays out five reasons for major conflicts
Beauty on the blackboard: New book captures mathematicians’ chalk experiments
Inspired by UChicago faculty, photographer Jessica Wynne finds math artistry from around the world
In new book, UChicago scholars confront white supremacy across American life
Historians bring together essays that offer insight into white power violence
UChicago Library to preserve ‘unique portrait’ of Jewish history in Passover Haggadot collection
Divinity School grad student bequeathing collection of more than 4,500 books for Passover