What ancient trade tells us about globalization
In ‘Sea of Treasures,’ UChicago historian Jeremy A. Simmons explores how commerce on the Indian Ocean reshaped Roman ideas of luxury and identity
UChicago psychology study points to new potential for treating eating disorders
With fMRI scans and computational modeling, researchers find food decisions in anorexia engage brain region tied to inflexible habits
New book traces slavery, family and early capitalism through rural Louisiana
‘Sweet Home Feliciana’ by UChicago’s Rashauna Johnson moves between family memoir and global events to examine how Black history is shaped
New book highlights economic inequality at the heart of democratic backsliding
UChicago political scientist Susan C. Stokes analyzes the current moment while offering solutions to a polarized public
Summer program pairs undergrads with social science researchers
UChicago Summer Institute in Social Research Methods gives students tools to study real-world problems
Book of Gary Becker’s unpublished work shows his evolution as an economist
Former colleagues and students draw upon Nobel laureate’s drafts and notes of his approach to human behavior
UChicago symposium to honor pioneering work of W. Allison Davis
April 25-26 event to examine scholar’s legacy, diversity in the academy
How do you define your neighborhood?
New survey by UChicago researchers asks Chicagoans to help map their communities
‘4+1’ Program offers College students fast path to master’s degree
Inaugural cohort beginning graduate studies this fall
Exploring how uncertainty motivates actions in epidemics
Sociology professor’s new book based on HIV research in Malawi