Tori Lee

Bernard ‘Bernie’ O. Brown, former dean of Rockefeller Chapel who fostered community, 1930-2023 black and white photo of Bernard Brown in suit and tie outside a gothic building, smiling at camera and hands clasped

Bernard ‘Bernie’ O. Brown, former dean of Rockefeller Chapel who fostered community, 1930-2023

Ruth Duckworth transformed clay by evoking the natural world Ruth Duckworth sits in her studio surrounded by white and clear sculptures.

Ruth Duckworth transformed clay by evoking the natural world

UChicago alum Claudia Goldin wins Nobel Prize for research on gender and labor Claudia Goldin looks down at an open book she's holding in her hands. Behind her is a shelf of books.

UChicago alum Claudia Goldin wins Nobel Prize for research on gender and labor

Court Theatre brings ‘Gospel’ to the Golden State Three members of the cast of the Gospel at Colonus sing together with clasped hands.

Court Theatre brings ‘Gospel’ to the Golden State

From Israeli digs to Greenland villages, UChicagoans travel the world for research Greenland

From Israeli digs to Greenland villages, UChicagoans travel the world for research

Franklin I. ‘Chris’ Gamwell, religious ethics scholar devoted to justice, 1937-2023 Portrait of Prof. Emeritus Franklin I. "Chris" Gamwell.

Franklin I. ‘Chris’ Gamwell, religious ethics scholar devoted to justice, 1937-2023

Work scholar finds good labor practices are good for business Prof. Susan Lambert

Work scholar finds good labor practices are good for business

An archaeologist talks trash Illustration of man holding object while surrounded by broken pots and dishes. A demon figure lies prone.

An archaeologist talks trash

‘Makes Me Wanna Holla’ puts injustices of carceral system on display Visitors look at a gallery wall filled with poetry and framed artwork. Quilted portraits of Abdul Muhammad, Michelle Clopton, Derrick King, Gerald Reed and Robert Allen hang in the foreground.

‘Makes Me Wanna Holla’ puts injustices of carceral system on display

Does everyone deserve compassion? A person standing is reaching down with a hand outstretched to someone below whose hand is also outstretched. Neither faces are visible.

Does everyone deserve compassion?