A Brief History of the Graham School: President Harper’s Vision
Graham’s history dates back to the founding of the University. Learn more.
How to Prepare for Business School
Taking classes alongside Chicago Booth students through the Graduate Student-at-Large: Business program shows you what business school is really like.
An Enlightened Retirement
A retired advertising executive goes in search of the Buddha.
What does burnout mean to museum publishers?
A group conversation explores this timely question
Laying the Groundwork for the Future
Through the Graduate Student-at-Large program, a student prepared himself for a career in international law and economics.
What Rats Can Teach Us About Empathy and Racism, with Peggy Mason
What can rats teach us about empathy? As one University of Chicago neurobiologist discovered, we can learn from them a lot. Big Brains Podcast (ep.42)
Grab the Audience and Don’t Let Go
A conversation with two Writer's Studio instructors
Expanding Perspectives on Leadership Through Studying the Liberal Arts
Student panel discussing Ethics and Leadership
Master of Liberal Arts Discusses Journalism, Fake News and Social Media
Event shows what critical thinking looks like and why it is so necessary today
UChicago Scholar Chairs Jury for Pulitzer Prize for History
In Q&A, historian Amy Dru Stanley says of winner: ‘The book haunted me’
Challenging Stigmas Surrounding Mental Health
Professor Challenges Stigmas Surrounding Mental Health and Mental Illness Perception in New Master of Liberal Arts Course.
Unique Ethnography Experience Offered by Master of Liberal Arts
Ethnographic Traditions Course Covers Large Spectrum of Ethnography