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UChicago students engage their senses outside the classroom
The following was published in UChicago News on December 12, 2024.
by Tori Lee
Editor’s Note: This is part of a series called UChicago Class Vi...
Humanities scholar analyzes racial perceptions through architecture and home ownership
Assoc. Prof. Adrienne Brown’s groundbreaking research connects the architecture of skyscrapers and the propaganda of home ownership to key transformat...
Norman Maclean biography uncovers personal stories of beloved UChicago author
The following was published in UChicago News on November 11, 2024.
The late Norman Maclean was many things: the most decorated teacher of undergr...
Howard Aronson, advocate for study of Slavic and non-Slavic languages, 1936-2024
The following was published in UChicago News on November 1, 2024.
By Sara Patterson
Prof. Emeritus Howard “Howie” Aronson, who built the foundat...
Werewolf books and movies that make us more human
The following was published in UChicago News on October 29, 2024.
Editor’s Note: This is part of a series called UChicago Class Visits, spotlig...
UChicago philosopher to receive the prestigious Luhmann Science Prize
Prof. Robert B. Pippin’s wide-ranging scholarship encompasses studies of 19th-century philosophers like Hegel and Kant to 20th-century filmmakers such...
Lessons from the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
The following was published in UChicago News on October 22, 2024.
For four years, Prof. Jacqueline Stewart, AM’93, PhD’99, has applied her know...
UChicago writer Ling Ma received 2024 MacArthur Fellowship
The following was published in UChicago News on October 1, 2024.
Ling Ma, AB’05, an award-winning University of Chicago fiction writer renowned...
Prof. Philip V. Bohlman to address complexity of "doing good" through music during Humanities Day keynote
By Sara Patterson
A pioneering ethnomusicologist, Prof. Philip V. Bohlman seeks to reveal how music helps human beings deal with critical ideas and...
Acclaimed UChicago composer's new orchestral composition debuts at the New York Philharmonic
By Sara PattersonFor University Prof. Augusta “Gusty” Read Thomas, each new work is an adventure. She describes her new orchestral work Bebop Kaleidos...