Valerie Jarrett on the Obama Presidential Library
President Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett discusses process of bringing Obama Presidential Library to the South Side

Were Chicago's public schools ever good?
Article cites study by UChicago Consortium on Chicago School Research, which states the 'myriad issues with publicly reported data' that make year-over-year comparisons 'nearly impossible'

The Obama library is yours, Chicago. Now what?
Editorial states Obama Presidential Center on South Side ‘doesn't guarantee a transformation. It simply creates the opportunity’

Obama Presidential Library
Video: Carol Adams, member of UChicago’s Community Advisory Board, joins panel discussion with South Side officials about Obama Presidential Center

Martin Nesbitt, Chairman of the Board for the Barack Obama Foundation, on the Obama Library Coming to Chicago
Audio: Martin Nesbitt, chairman of the Barack Obama Foundation, discusses goals for the Obama Presidential Center on the South Side

Chicago chosen as future home of Obama Presidential Center
The Barack Obama Foundation has announced that Chicago will be the home of the Barack Obama Presidential Center, and the University of Chicago is excited to collaborate with the Foundation on this transformative effort.
Obama library raises hopes, fears about economic boom on South Side
Politicians, community members debate potential for economic development around Obama presidential library sites

Demand-driven jobs program expands with University of Chicago partnership
UChicago partners with Skills for Chicagoland’s Future, a 'demand-driven' hiring organization that connects businesses with unemployed, underemployed citizens

Shakespeare Emojis And Glasses For INFJs: The University Of Chicago's Scav Hunt Is On
Article highlights items from the University of Chicago’s annual Scavenger Hunt
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Chicago artist Theaster Gates: 'I’m hoping Swiss bankers will bail out my flooded South Side bank in the name of art'
Prof. Theaster Gates, director of Arts + Public Life, transforms aging South Side buildings into affordable housing sites and community centers
