Campus & Community

Last week's Groundhog Day Blizzard brought many chances to create art, serve others, or just join in a snowball fight.

Asst. Prof. Jason Riggle discusses the American Dialect Society's Words of the Year.

Twenty-five eighth-graders stood in a circle at the Woodlawn campus of the University of Chicago Charter School, tossing a ball of pale-blue knitter’s yarn to each other as they traced their own social network.

Judith Jamison, legend in American modern dance, is keynote speaker for University's Martin Luther King Jr. celebration.

Argonne technology plays role in General Electric, General Motors deals

First-year Rae Gray decided her prominent roles in Chicago theater would benefit from broad thinking.

Innovative building will enrich tradition in physical sciences and house trailblazing new institute.

With interests ranging from history to oncology, students continue College tradition of scholarly achievement.

Microbiologist Justin Kern, AB’04, PhD’10, captures evocative portraits of campus.