Arts & Humanities

Christopher Rhodes, recruiter of authors for U. of C. Press, dies at 38

Alumnus Christopher Rhodes, UChicago Press editor, remembered for his ‘intellectual curiosity’ and ‘dry sense of humor’


Everett C. Parker, champion of fair broadcasting practices, dies at 102

Alumnus Everett C. Parker remembered for leading reforms that helped minorities gain greater representation in broadcasting


The Complicated Business of Placemaking in a Place That Already Exists

Article examines Prof. Theaster Gates' revitalization efforts in downtown Gary, Ind. and Dorchester Projects on South Side


Next City

Amy Kass, taught literature at University of Chicago, dies

Alumna and Lect. Emerita Amy Kass remembered as an inspirational teacher who turned ‘clever and ambitious kids into wise and generous human beings’


Historian illuminates UChicago’s 125 years

John W. Boyer book recounts University’s extraordinary challenges and leaders


UChicago

First look inside Theaster Gates' new Stony Island Arts Bank

Prof. Theaster Gates' Stony Island Arts Bank, a hybrid community arts center, to open Oct. 3


Vietnamese culture inspires refugee, first-time author

Asst. Prof. Vu Tran discusses his writing career, saying ‘teaching has made me learn so I can better articulate about writing'


Las Vegas Review-Journal

Small Talk with Wendy Doniger

Prof. Wendy Doniger discusses her new book, ‘The Mare's Trap: Nature and Culture in the Kamasutra’


Mumbai Mirror

Pera Wirszup, former U. of C. lecturer and dorm supervisor, dies at 100

Longtime resident master and Lect. Pera Wirszup remembered as a paragon of 'joy, comfort and inspiration'


The Gifts of a Teacher

In op-ed, alumnus remembers Lect. Emeritus and alumna Amy Kass as a powerful teacher and 'a model of what it means to live life wisely, and meaningfully'


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