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Earl Shapiro Hall opens doors to a new world for Laboratory Schools’ youngest learners ESH library

Earl Shapiro Hall opens doors to a new world for Laboratory Schools’ youngest learners

International educator Robin Appleby named next director of Laboratory Schools Robin Appleby

International educator Robin Appleby named next director of Laboratory Schools

From homeless shelter to elite science fair

From homeless shelter to elite science fair

U. of C. Lab High School student Lane Gunderman 'an incredibly amazing kid'


Laboratory Schools Director Magill announces plans for 2014 retirement

Laboratory Schools Director Magill announces plans for 2014 retirement

Art of the term paper lives at U. of C. Lab Schools

Art of the term paper lives at U. of C. Lab Schools

Founder of prestigious 'Concord Review' hails recent publication of four Lab students as unprecedented


Film honcho donates $5 million to U. of C. Laboratory Schools

Film honcho donates $5 million to U. of C. Laboratory Schools

Alumna Sherry Lansing says "It's truly the most wonderful school in the world'


Film pioneer Sherry Lansing pledges $5 million to her alma mater, the Laboratory Schools

Film pioneer Sherry Lansing pledges $5 million to her alma mater, the Laboratory Schools

Groundbreaking for Earl Shapiro Hall set for Sept. 17

Groundbreaking for Earl Shapiro Hall set for Sept. 17

Laboratory Schools early childhood facility named for alumnus Earl Shapiro

Laboratory Schools early childhood facility named for alumnus Earl Shapiro

Tracing Justice Stevens’ intellectual roots

Tracing Justice Stevens’ intellectual roots

Looking back on his intellectual journey in a 1979 speech, U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, AB’41, made the case that his core legal skills stemmed from his training as an undergraduate English student at the University of Chicago.


William E. Barnhart

Gene Schlickman