As another academic year comes to a close, we’re looking back with gratitude on a remarkable year at the Graham School. Take a moment to revisit the highlights of 2025–2026 and discover how our students, faculty, staff, donors, and partners came together to champion lifelong learning, spark intellectual curiosity, and strengthen meaningful connections across our…
As another academic year comes to a close, we’re looking back with gratitude on a remarkable year at the Graham School. Take a moment to revisit the highlights of 2025–2026 and discover how our students, faculty, staff, donors, and partners came together to champion lifelong learning, spark intellectual curiosity, and strengthen meaningful connections across our…
Basic Program instructor Richard Hoskins joined On Point to explore how Thucydides’ account of great-power conflict continues to shape conversations about U.S.-China relations today.
Joe Dickerson’s work as a World Cup VAR official and Master of Liberal Arts student brings new meaning to the study of judgment.
Joe Dickerson’s work as a World Cup VAR official and Master of Liberal Arts student brings new meaning to the study of judgment.
How a former diplomat embraced new possibilities in the UChicago MLA.
Master of Liberal Arts Student, Felix Quayson, reflects on education, technology, and the future of work.
The University of Chicago Graham School welcomed philanthropist, investor, and civic leader David Rubenstein for a thought-provoking Bowe Stewart Lecture exploring the importance of civic education, public service, and preserving America’s history. Drawing on stories from his remarkable career, David shared how a lifelong commitment to public service has shaped his philanthropic work, from helping……
This lecture examines how historians from conquered societies wrote about the Roman Empire.
This lecture examines how the Critique of Pure Reason helps explain Kant’s moral philosophy.