Culture and Society

How UChicago became a hub for black intellectuals

Scholars who got a rare chance here became leaders across the nation.


Sun rises on Kuvia's silver anniversary

University's 25th winter festival promises calisthenics and a bit of craziness.


Living With Terror


The Times of India

Artists who defied convention

The University of Chicago Department of Visual Arts’ exhibition reveals little-known South Side scene that reflects the turmoil of the times.


Susie Allen

Views of art, self on ‘other’ side of globe

University of Chicago undergraduates travel to Spain to see masterpieces, and themselves, in a different context.


Greg Holden

On a mission for Burma

Cristina Moon, AB’ 05, began as a student activist. Now she dedicates her career to the plight of the Burmese people.


Libby Ellis

Art historian takes a road trip to renew her spirit

Erin Hogan, AM’91, PhD’99, drove 3,000 miles, solo, to view the massive land art of the West.


Laura Putre

Battling economic inequality in the classroom

Tinker Visiting Professor Ricardo Paes de Barros gives students tools to tackle poverty, social inequality, and social policy.


Greg Holden

What happens in Vegas comes home with ‘scavvies’

University of Chicago’s 22nd annual scavenger hunt pitted erudition and razorlike reasoning against tasks such as Item 33: Have a potato break the sound barrier.


Julia Morse

Going viral with a new music search engine Songza

A website developed by University of Chicago alumnus Aza Raskin, AB’05, allows users to listen to music for free.


Valerie Vedral

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