Thomas ‘Tom’ Mapp, visionary arts educator and administrator at UChicago, 1936‒2024
Remembered for his commitment to students and encouragement to ‘read broadly and think connectively’
UChicago to host celebration of renowned artist Pope.L
Nov. 10-11 commemoration will showcase the artist’s works and wide-reaching impact
Lessons from the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Renowned film historian Prof. Jacqueline Stewart returns to UChicago with new insights on film scholarship and engaging diverse audiences
Prof. Philip V. Bohlman to address ‘doing good’ through music during Humanities Day keynote
Renowned ethnomusicologist looks at how people in borderlands use music to connect and gain identity
UChicago students share “life-changing” experiences as Fulbright scholars
Three Humanities graduate students discuss professional and personal benefits of their time abroad
Organist pulls out all the stops to bring Bach to UChicago
For ‘Bach at Bond’ concert series,’ music scholar Jacob Reed performed 30 recitals in eight months
Howard Stein, acclaimed UChicago philosopher and historian of physics, 1929‒2024
Scholar remembered for his curiosity, elegant writing, and dedication to the history and philosophy of physics
A UChicago composer finds inspiration in Rome
Ph.D. student Baldwin Giang strikes a new chord in an ancient city
Two UChicago scholars to receive Scaglione Prizes from the Modern Language Association
Noémie Ndiaye’s and Maria Anna Mariani’s original scholarship focuses respectively on the performance of Blackness and Italy in the nuclear age
UChicago scholar receives ASAP Best Book Prize for 'Deadpan'
Asst. Prof. Tina Post explores expressionlessness, aesthetics and emotional withholding in Black culture