Supporting graduate students’ ambitions
UChicago investment in graduate education leads to meaningful research, successful careers.
Dianna Douglas
India finds economic leader in Chicago
Prof. Raghuram Rajan, known for 'blunt advice' and strong track record, to become governor of India's Reserve Bank
Loneliness is deadly
Prof. John Cacioppo's research shows social isolation kills more people than obesity—and is just as stigmatized
Slate
Ray LaHood, back in Illinois, still active in national politics
Former transportation secretary brings three decades of federal experience to Institute of Politics advisory board
National Journal
Miao Yu receives Howard Hughes Medical Institute Fellowship
Chemistry student Miao Yu is one of 42 international predoctoral students to earn this fellowship in 2013.
Steve Koppes
Children of Woods Hole scientists explore Cape Cod
Summer at MBL juxtaposes intense scientific work with family-friendly atmosphere
Cape Cod Times
Jean Bethke Elshtain, a guiding light for policy makers after 9/11, dies at 72
Philosopher of politics and religion was 'intellectual beacon' whose erudite writings shaped American global policy
Jean Bethke Elshtain, 1941-2013
Ethicist at University of Chicago pursued productive debate with variety of viewpoints
Two prominent scholars, Jean Elshtain and Pauline Maier, have died
Scholar of religion, political philosophy dies at age 72
Jean Bethke Elshtain, political scientist unafraid to talk God, has died
Divinity School professor remembered as provocative religious scholar, 'political realist'
