The 100-year life is no longer a distant dream—it’s today’s reality. Join us for a conversation with author Michael Clinton exploring how individuals and institutions are redefining the second half of life through science, reinvention, and purpose.
What comes next after the corner office? Join BCG’s CEO Advisory practice for a conversation on how retiring CEOs can build a life of continued purpose and impact.
Join us for a fireside conversation with Kenya Merritt, Commissioner of Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE).
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Explore how the Graduate Student-at-Large program can help you prepare for graduate study.
John Burrows, Senior Lecturer at the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy and co-author of Social Capital at Work, joins us for a conversation about how relationships actually create advantage: in the boardroom, on a volunteer board, and across a professional network.
In this Enduring Excellence conversation, Bobbi Brown, entrepreneur and founder of Jones Road Beauty joins veteran journalist Tyler Mathisen to talk about what it takes to build a brand that reshaped an industry, and to start all over at 62.
This First Friday Lecture is supported by the Anastaplo Lecture Series Fund in memory of Basic Program Instructor George Anastaplo.
Join the University of Chicago Graham School, Division of the Social Sciences, and Division of the Arts & Humanities for an online conversation about the many ways those interests can take shape through graduate study at UChicago.
As AI reshapes nearly every aspect of modern life, how will it impact our democracy?
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Lynda Gratton, professor of management practice at London Business School and author of Living the 100-Year Life, joins Seth Green, dean of the Graham School at the University of Chicago, to discuss longevity and work. The conversation opens with the premise that longer lives change the rules, and Gratton introduces a central shift in the……
Sean Keilen, professor of literature at UC Santa Cruz, founding director of Shakespeare Workshop, and author of Shakespeare Scholars (Princeton University Press, 2026), joins moderator and Graham School instructor Chris Jones to draw three lessons from the liberal arts out of Shakespeare’s plays. The conversation opens with a foundational question: what does it mean to……
NPR health correspondent Allison Aubrey traces how a reporting assignment at the Potocsnak Longevity Center at Northwestern University led to an unexpected personal reckoning. While undergoing tests measuring biological age through epigenetic clocks and DNA methylation, she arrived at a realization that she had been running too fast and needed to stop. That moment became……