Students debate global challenges with Gates
Discussion leads to questioning of assumptions and a fresh look at global poverty, education, and public health.
Sara Olkon
Students debate global challenges with Gates
Discussion leads to questioning of assumptions and a fresh look at global poverty, education, and public health.
Sara Olkon
Medical volunteers help bring healing to Haiti
Amid enduring trauma from the Jan. 12 earthquake, Medical Center teams provide much-needed care.
Cheryl L. Reed
Searching for relics from the dawn of urban life
Oriental Institute team’s exploration of enigmatic 6,000-year-old Syrian site reveals evidence of social inequality, technology.
William Harms
Searching for relics from the dawn of urban life
Oriental Institute’s exploration of 6,000-year-old Syrian site reveals evidence of social inequality, technology.
William Harms
Opera scholar salvages long-lost Italian masterpieces
Philip Gossett’s investigations for critical editions enrich today’s opera performances of the 19th-century repertoire.
Brooke O’Neill
Tracing scholarly values leads author to Chicago
A new book spurs lively exchange about the University of Chicago's culture of constant questioning.
Jeremy Manier
Tracing scholarly values leads author to Chicago
A new book on The Great American University spurs lively exchange about the University’s culture of constant questioning.
Jeremy Manier
Troupe toasts 50 years of musical merriment
With wit and good cheer, Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company draws new converts to comic operettas.
Angela Roberts
Film veterans trace success back to Chicago
For alums like Anna Chlumsky, AB’02, the path to acclaimed movies included a rigorous liberal arts education.
Susie Allen