At age 88, graduate completes College journey
After lifetime of discovery, retired doctor Albert Liebman finishes degree that began in 1939.
Sara Olkon
University announces Gray Center for Arts & Inquiry
Gift from Richard and Mary L. Gray to support novel program linking artists, scholars.
Sarah Galer
Award-winning teachers find the unexpected
For Valentina Pichugin and other winners of Quantrell and Booth teaching awards, the classroom spurs new questions.
Susie Allen
Mansueto Library creates new space for thought
Opening this week, the new library serves a “hybrid culture” of physical and digital holdings.
Susie Allen
Terrorism research gains world’s attention
Following Osama bin Laden’s death, experts like Robert Pape and Jenna Jordan ponder nation’s next steps.
Jeremy Manier
Ready, set . . . Scav Hunt!
Beloved campus tradition of Scavenger Hunt marks 25th anniversary—and shoots for a world record.
Sara Olkon
Siberian hot springs reveal ancient ecology
Geochemist Albert Colman follows trail from Kamchatka microbes into the history of Earth’s atmosphere
Steve Koppes
Language quest turns to the brain
UChicago linguists use innovative tools to find the common features of languages.
Susie Allen
Fighting tuberculosis in India’s slums
Sandeep Ahuja, MPP’06, policy alum from the Harris School, finds innovative ways to track and treat impoverished TB patients
Steven Yaccino
Freakonomics ideas flourish in the classroom
Economist Steven Levitt’s national following has not dimmed his love of teaching undergraduates.
William Harms