The College’s new dean of admissions submits to our very uncommon app.
The Sawiris Scholars program builds bridges between Egypt and Chicago.
Alumni speakers made the 500th convocation more than a ceremony.
An unlikely hobby yields a valuable sociological archive.
The Maroons celebrate the 40th anniversary of football’s return to campus with a winning season.
Revising the classics for the “me” generation.
Student critic of U.S. science education finds a bully pulpit.
The University of Chicago Magazine has been published continuously since 1907; here’s the latest bimonthly issue:
In a heated showdown with Western cattlemen, Idaho environmentalist Jon Marvel, AB’72, tries to outlaw livestock grazing on public lands.
Chicago geophysical scientist Patrick McGuire, AB’89, develops artificial-intelligence technology to turn astronauts into “cyborg astrobiologists.”
Former academic Theresa Brown, AB’87, PhD’94, finds personal fulfillment—and a different set of intellectual problems—amid health-care shortfalls and patients who face matters of life and death.
Presumed dead by the Alumni Association, Alan M. Charlens, SB’58, PhD’63 shares some life benchmarks, told through four writers’ lenses.
In early February students from Crown and Alper houses converged on the ice rink for a match-up in intramural broomball, a favorite of College students since the rink’s 2002 construction.