UChicago Charter School builds upon early lessons
Charter school’s remarkable success began with what Marvin Hoffman learned in founding the school’s first campus.
William Harms
Jeremy Manier
Proponents say Everyday Math adds up, though some don't understand how
Andy Isaacs, co-director of UChicago's Center for Elementary Mathematics and Science Education, says program's unique curriculum is suited to modern world

The Chicago question: What would Milton Friedman do now?
Noted economist's views on present-day issues such as deregulation, role of central banks debated

Surgeon who drowned trying to save kids: 'He had the biggest heart'
Family, colleagues remember pediatric surgeon Donald Liu, 1962-2012

Sleep research reveals keys to health
For nearly a century, UChicago scientists have explored sleep and sleeplessness, discovering links to chronic disease.
Lydialyle Gibson
Historic comics conference breaks new ground
Legendary cartoonists join scholars to explore young field of study.
Susie Allen
Creative essay challenge inspires College community
Applicants take on tradition of unusual essay questions created by current students and alumni.
Dianna Douglas
Lolo’s No Choke
Prof. Sian Beilock says athletes — U.S. Olympic hurdler Lolo Jones included — know exactly when they screw up
Time
‘Color Jam’ brightens downtown Chicago
Jessica Stockholder takes on her biggest canvas yet, a public art project that captures city-dwellers’ imagination.
Dianna Douglas