Exploring ‘Love and Friendship in Hamlet’
Prof. David Bevington explains Shakespeare’s move from romantic comedy to doomed love
Hunt for distant planets intensifies
Armed with new tools, UChicago astronomers search for worlds like Earth
Steve Koppes
Chicago Studies makes city a classroom
Innovative program helps students pursue research about Chicago
Dianna Douglas
Chicago Studies makes city a classroom
Innovative program helps students pursue research about Chicago
Dianna Douglas
Q&A: Guns, Cities and the Death of Hadiya Pendleton
Prof. Jens Ludwig, co-director of Crime Lab discusses urban crime and gun legislation in wake of shooting
Time Magazine
Anti-Judaism as a Critical Theory
Prof. David Nirenberg traces intellectual history of 'anti-Judaism' from ancient Egypt through Marx to present
Demotic Dictionary unveils culture of ancient Egypt
Four-decade project deepens knowledge of ancient life and links to modern languages
William Harms
Law School clinic defends those in need
Trailblazing Federal Criminal Justice Clinic enables law students to help low-income clients in federal cases
Sarah Galer
Research shows the brain quickly determines intent of harmful actions
UChicago study led by Prof. Jean Decety finds that witnesses can tell whether it is intentional or accidental
Unshakable Humanity: Altruism and Disaster
Prof. Jean Decety and colleagues use natural disaster as natural 'stress test' to examine children's altruism in face of adversity
