Tori Lee

‘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

New exhibition showcases art, voices and faces of those behind prison walls

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?

Recent study finds moral judgments limit our concern for others

Using a foreign language can reduce false memories, study shows Outline of a human head with a tangle of yellow and blue lines in the "brain." The yellow line leads outside the brain to the left and says "true" while the blue line leads to the right and reads "false."

Using a foreign language can reduce false memories, study shows

UChicago psychology study finds novel relationship between memory and bilingualism

10 years of ‘creative possibilities’ showcased at Logan Birthday Bash Emily Hooper Lansana holds an open book while looking up with eyes closed. Behind her is a blue screen with the side of the Logan Center.

10 years of ‘creative possibilities’ showcased at Logan Birthday Bash

The Center for Arts celebrates milestone with art-packed community event

Convocation celebrates ‘minds that shape the world’ and the power of ideas Graduates cheering at the 2023 Convocation ceremony

Convocation celebrates ‘minds that shape the world’ and the power of ideas

UChicago graduates encouraged to speak freely, listen actively to meet challenges ahead

Experimental UChicago course compares Maya, European stories of creation From behind two students Edgar Garcia is speaking and gesturing while standing in front of an open book.

Experimental UChicago course compares Maya, European stories of creation

Students, professors create energetic dialog between “Popol Vuh” and “Paradise Lost”

Robert E. Lucas Jr., Nobel laureate and pioneering economist, 1937-2023 Portrait of Professor Robert Lucas who is wearing a dark suit and glasses

Robert E. Lucas Jr., Nobel laureate and pioneering economist, 1937-2023

University of Chicago scholar’s research on rational expectations transformed the field of macroeconomics

Logan Center celebrates 10 years of making and sharing art A group of dancers are mid-pose with outstretched arms as they perform onstage in brightly colored skirts.

Logan Center celebrates 10 years of making and sharing art

Share your memories of the past decade and attend the May 21 Birthday Bash

Cornell Fleischer, historian who revolutionized study of Ottoman Empire, 1950-2023 Cornell Fleischer smiles while wearing an all-black suit

Cornell Fleischer, historian who revolutionized study of Ottoman Empire, 1950-2023

UChicago director and dramaturg is making classic theater feel fresh Gabrielle Randle-Bent wearing a lime green scarf laughs in front of windows. Outside the campus buildings are visible.

UChicago director and dramaturg is making classic theater feel fresh

Gabrielle Randle-Bent hopes to make things that ‘nourish’ as Court Theatre’s associate artistic director

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