Videos

Speculation, Trading and Bubbles

Using historical episodes - the South Sea bubble, the extraordinary rise of stock prices during the roaring twenties, the Internet bubble, and the recent credit bubble - José Scheinkman illustrated three stylized facts concerning asset price bubbles: ...

The Illuminoggin Unveiled at Brain Awareness Day

The Illuminoggin, an anatomically correct giant glowing brain that rides on top of The Think Tank, made its debut on UChicago's main Quad for Brain Awareness Day 2015. The Think Tank is a mobile neuroscience lab under the direction of psychology assist...

Harper Lecture with Dana Suskind: What Difference Do 30 Million Words Make?

Before they are even one year old, infants born into poverty score lower in cognitive development than their more affluent peers. By their fourth birthday, these children will have heard, on average, 30 million fewer words than others their age. Those ...

Wednesday Lunch with Gender JUST

Gender JUST: Queer Politics Outside the Mainstream. Gender JUST is a multi-racial, multi-generational collective with a diversity of marginalized gender and sexual identities, skills, cultures, abilities, citizenship status, educational backgrounds and...

The Power of the Street: Evidence from Egypt’s Arab Spring

During Egypt's Arab Spring, unprecedented popular mobilization and protests brought down Hosni Mubarak’s government and ushered in an era of competition among three groups: elites associated with Mubarak’s National Democratic Party (NDP), the milit...

24Hour Impact – Noon to Noon: Give Maroon

Any given day, each one of us has 24 hours to make a difference in the world. What if all of us—together—made the most of those 24 hours?

24 Hour Impact Thank You Video

Voices in Your Head a capella group sings "Thank You" to donors, volunteers and challengers.

How Big Data Is Changing Economies

This panel brings together experts in information architecture, statistical methodology, and the economics of the internet in order to consider how “big data” is shaping the 21st century economy.

Surprise phone call brings UChicago student Truman Scholarship news

John W. Boyer, dean of the College, calls Samuel Boland, who is currently living in Sierra Leone, to tell the third-year student he's won a prestigious Truman Scholarship. The scholarship helps students prepare for careers in government or public servi...

Passion, Territory, Reflection: Designs from the MODA-SAIC Studio Mentorship

Exhibition Opening and Panel Discussion on April 8, 2015, at the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts, The University of Chicago.