Students create website to help Chicago-area residents shop local
Collaborative effort at Law School has helped 400-plus small businesses during pandemic
Breakthrough helps fight ‘cold’ tumors that don’t respond to immunotherapy
Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering research shows promise for cancer treatments
Why unemployment claims don’t capture the full economic impact of COVID-19
UChicago scholar explains prospects of recovery, and why the future is so hard to predict
Homemade masks made of silk and cotton may boost protection
A preliminary study by University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory researchers suggests that a combination of masks made of high thread-count cotton and natural silk fabric or a chiffon weave can effectively filter out aerosol particles––if the fit is good.
Rite of spring: Making way for ducklings at Botany Pond
Honey the Duck prepares for her new arrivals—with help from a UChicago scientist
UChicago awards more than $680,000 in grants to small businesses on South Side
Financial assistance part of UChicago initiative to support community during COVID-19
Chicago Immunoengineering Innovation Center launches to develop technologies to treat diseases
Scientists at UChicago’s Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering to focus on cancer, COVID-19 and autoimmune disorders
Lost your sense of smell or taste? Survey explores possible link to COVID-19
UChicago scientist joins effort to explore symptoms of respiratory illnesses
To improve pandemic response, U.S. should relax regulations on health care
Chicago Booth economists source ideas from public to suggest to lawmakers
How to connect with others in the age of social distancing
Chicago Booth scholar: During coronavirus pandemic, being social will make you feel better