Shining a light on Paul B. Moses, trailblazing art historian
UChicago Laboratory Schools teacher honors his late father in an intimate exhibition
Class immerses students in monochromatic art exhibition
‘Monochrome Multitudes’ at Smart Museum challenges viewers to see multiple meanings in a singular color
Middle schoolers tackle climate change in a new alternate reality game
Classrooms pilot 'Cene'—designed by UChicago scholars to encourage creative problem-solving
1919 brings story of Chicago race riots to the stage
UChicago’s Eve L. Ewing discusses Steppenwolf Theatre adaptation of her collection of poems
Reuben Jonathan Miller, scholar of mass incarceration, awarded MacArthur fellowship
Sociologist recognized for his research on the criminal justice system’s human toll
The value of good bookstores and the ‘art of the browse’
In new book, Jeff Deutsch discusses philosophy behind Seminary Co-op, its relationship to UChicago community
Prof. Lester G. Telser, pioneering economist and generous teacher, 1931–2022
Alum and scholar of core theory was part of UChicago community for decades
How the Black Metropolis Research Consortium is transforming the field of African American history
Exhibition showcases UChicago-based organization documenting Black life and fostering the next generation of researchers
‘All That Light’ exhibition highlights decade of UChicago resident artists
Since 2011, the APL-CSRPC Artists-in-Residence program has centered Black and Brown artists working on Chicago’s South Side
Improv, explained
Modern improv comedy began at the University of Chicago in the 1950s.