Obituary

George S. Tolley, pioneer in environmental, urban and energy economics, 1925-2021 George S. Tolley sits in front of a window, with Chicago buildings in the background

George S. Tolley, pioneer in environmental, urban and energy economics, 1925-2021

Michael Murrin, leading scholar of allegory and ‘dracologist,’ 1938–2021 Michael Murrin

Michael Murrin, leading scholar of allegory and ‘dracologist,’ 1938–2021

Noel Swerdlow, one of the ‘greatest scholars’ of the history of science, 1941-2021 Noel Swerdlow outdoors

Noel Swerdlow, one of the ‘greatest scholars’ of the history of science, 1941-2021

Ilan Naibryf, rising fourth-year student in the College, 1999-2021 Ilan Naibryf stands in front of the Cloud Gate sculpture in Chicago

Ilan Naibryf, rising fourth-year student in the College, 1999-2021

Selwyn W. Becker, social psychologist and dedicated mentor, 1929–2021 Selwyn and Gloria Becker

Selwyn W. Becker, social psychologist and dedicated mentor, 1929–2021

Lauren Berlant, preeminent literary scholar and cultural theorist, 1957–2021 Prof. Lauren Berlant

Lauren Berlant, preeminent literary scholar and cultural theorist, 1957–2021

Victor Barcilon, applied mathematician and geophysical scientist, 1939–2020 Victor Barcilon standing in front of a blackboard in 1980

Victor Barcilon, applied mathematician and geophysical scientist, 1939–2020

Marshall D. Sahlins, titan of anthropology, 1930–2021 Marshall D. Sahlins

Marshall D. Sahlins, titan of anthropology, 1930–2021

Max S. Bell, prolific educator and author of definitive math curriculum, 1930–2021 Prof. Emeritus Max S. Bell

Max S. Bell, prolific educator and author of definitive math curriculum, 1930–2021

George Shultz, former Secretary of State and Chicago Booth dean, 1920-2021 George Shultz

George Shultz, former Secretary of State and Chicago Booth dean, 1920-2021