A selection of books, films, and recordings by UChicago alumni.

Psychologist Marc Berman’s research investigates the restorative power of the great outdoors.

Questions for the Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and Latino USA anchor and executive producer.

Stephen D. Korshak, LAB’69, AB’74 (Class of 1973), has brought together some of the most iconic works of imaginative illustration.

The long and winding road led Chris Holmes, AB’94, to an unexpected career as a performer, producer, and DJ.

How University of Chicago graduate student Anand Kumar, PhD’85, fought against authoritarianism in India.

Creating and condemning the world in a day.

High above Antarctica, a balloon-borne instrument searched for signs of elusive neutrinos.

Frances Oldham Kelsey, PhD’38, MD’50 (1914–2015), shaped drug testing and approval processes at the FDA.

Just three main ingredients (one controversial).

On becoming part of a human tower.

Psychologist Howard Nusbaum, LAB’72, studies how we learn from experience.

A new book explores the complex meanings of turning away.

A selection of books, films, and recordings by UChicago alumni.

Paige Reynolds, AM’90, PhD’99, thinks romance fiction has something to teach us.

Let knowledge grow from more < more.

Meet the Magazine’s longest-serving class correspondent and the newest member of the corps.

Meet the creators of UChiconlang, UChicago’s own constructed language.

With his music-driven digital shorts, Dan Bulla, AM’07, has made his mark at Saturday Night Live.

A selection of recent books by UChicago faculty members.

A linguistics class puts humor and deception under the microscope.

An alumna connects with historical art forms—and revisits her own past—through clay.

Vivian Tu, AB’16, wants everyone to feel confident managing their finances.

And other questions for the young alumni behind Global Pub Trivia Night.

James A. Robinson won acclaim showing how institutions shape nations. Now he’s asking what shapes the institutions.

Join a private tour of Jackson Park’s spring wildflowers with biologist Michael LaBarbera.

From 1931 to the early 1960s, students in the College had to make the grade.

A selection of UChicago alumni whose names are in the news.

Thoughts on the civic nature of higher education.

Join a faculty tour of Chicago Booth’s astonishing contemporary art collection.

A look at Harper Library’s big, beautiful collection of books you can keep.

Gordon Burghardt, SB’63, PhD’66, has dedicated his career to understanding other species’ inner lives.

UChicagoans and industry professionals have been coming together all year to celebrate the games they love, expand knowledge, and play.

A beloved campus landmark enters a new era.

President Paul Alivisatos, AB’81, reflects on preserving, renewing, and expanding what makes the University of Chicago vital.

How Alphine Jefferson, AB’73, became an oral historian. As told to Carrie Golus, AB’91, AM’93.

An excerpt from a speech to the Class of 2025.