In recognition of the important work of educators and in honor of their service to the city of Chicago, the University of Chicago is launching the Chicago Public Schools Educators...Read more

Students develop confidence and perspective throughout rigorous process

Nicholas Posegay, AB'16, to explore interfaith interactions in medieval Middle East

Seth Musser says Einstein sparked early interest in sciences

University of Chicago Booth School of Business alumnus Eric Gleacher, MBA’67, has made a $10 million gift to his alma mater to fund a groundbreaking scholarship program for U.S. veterans...Read more

Six of the University's hard-working scholarship recipients explain the impact and importance of scholarship support at UChicago.Read more

Graduates in the Class of 2014 gave back to the ­College in record numbers and with a record amount this year, raising $107,000 for the Senior Class Gift . The...Read more

As a guest speaker at the City Club of Chicago, President Robert J. Zimmer highlights UChicago's scholarship programs for local families

The U.S. Department of State’s Fulbright Scholarship Board held its quarterly meeting at the University of Chicago earlier this month, its first time on a university campus and a reflection...Read more

Major new initiative for students from Chicago includes no-loan pledge, admissions academy

Macro Risk Advisors , a leading provider of global market risk analysis and trade execution for institutional investors, on Jan. 4 announced it has established the Macro Risk Advisors Scholarship...Read more

The University of Chicago Booth School of Business has increased its scholarship support for U.S. military veterans who qualify for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Yellow Ribbon program ...Read more

College fourth–years Greg Nance and Ann Robbins are among the 30 United States students named 2011 Gates Cambridge scholars . “This has been an extraordinary year for University of Chicago...Read more

With interests ranging from history to oncology, students continue College tradition of scholarly achievement.

The University started Collegiate Scholars to help Chicago Public Schools students set high goals. Now the first graduating class has set a national example.

For 1,000 College students, the aid funded by a $100 million gift opens new possibilities. Now the program has met a major fundraising goal.

Students in innovative program use liberal-arts training to confront global challenges, prepare for their future.

Community of scholars advance understanding of cultures through Center for Latin American Studies.

From tortilla making in Mexico to drumming in Sri Lanka, international studies spark ideas.