Opera scholar salvages long-lost Italian masterpieces
Philip Gossett’s investigations for critical editions enrich today’s opera performances of the 19th-century repertoire.
Brooke O’Neill
Tracing scholarly values leads author to Chicago
A new book on The Great American University spurs lively exchange about the University’s culture of constant questioning.
Jeremy Manier
Putting human rights ideas into action
Students in innovative program use liberal-arts training to confront global challenges, prepare for their future.
Sarah Galer
Putting human rights ideas into action
Students in innovative program use liberal-arts training to confront global challenges, prepare for their future.
Sarah Galer
Mysteries of nature move artist
Insect dances inspire Julia Oldham, MFA’05, in video pieces that explore the basis of human communication.
University of Chicago Magazine
Madelaine Jerousek-Smith
Anthropology comes alive in one-woman show
Recent grad Kit Novotny takes her collection of collectors to the stage.
Susan Soric
How Iraqi ‘cradle of civilization’ was robbed
Lawrence Rothfield performs inquest into the 2003 looting of museum antiquities.
Lisa Pevtzow
Urinetown: From Chicago to Broadway and back
The hit musical has its roots at the University, creators tell students.
Michael Drapa
Scholars tackle abusive Internet gossip
Law School conference examines free speech and its limits on the Web.
Phil Rockrohr
What will Nate Silver do next?
It hasn't been easy predicting the future of the statistician-turned-media sensation.
Hannah Hayes