What would our Faculty Director Nick Epley (Chicago Booth) be doing if he weren’t teaching? Find out in his Q&A in the latest UChicago Magazine: mag.uchicago.edu/university-new… #BehavioralScience

The storied group Students for Violent Non-Action was started in reaction to the political and cultural upheaval of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Read about how the group helped define student culture at the College: mag.uchicago.edu UChicago College UChicago Alumni

Built in 1960 as a men’s dorm, Pierce Tower was a lawless land in the ’70s. Read about the epic water fights, tennis ball cannons, beds in elevators, and more. mag.uchicago.edu/1970s UChicago College UChicago Alumni

UChicago College students of the ’70s had their own academic rituals, larger-than-life professors, and career-altering courses. And they were the first patrons of the Reg. Read about academics in the 1970s at mag.uchicago.edu/1970s UChicago Alumni UChicago College

The Hyde Park Cook Book, part of the 1970 yearBox, “could perhaps be more accurately titled ‘a handbook of useful observations for an inept cook, collected from an indefinite number [of] Hyde Park student[s] and residents,.”--Leslie Strauss Travis, AB’73. mag.uchicago.edu/university-new…

Web exclusive: Alumni reflect on favorite spots in Hyde Park and Chicago 50 some years ago, from bygone bars to enduring student haunts. mag.uchicago.edu/1970s

Were you on campus in the 1970s? We want to hear from you! Share your memories: mag.uchicago.edu/1970s-stories

“Is life a game? You can take this question either as literal or figurative, structural or provocative. There is no wrong answer, though any answer has enormous consequences.” Read an excerpt from Patrick Jagoda’s 2024 Aims of Education address. mag.uchicago.edu/university-new…

Once they were College students. Now they are faculty. What have they learned? UChicago Alumni UChicago College mag.uchicago.edu/university-new…

100 years ago John T. Scopes was put on trial for teaching evolution in a Tennessee classroom. Nearly forgotten is the role of a half dozen UChicago professors and alumni in the trial—including the protagonist himself, John Thomas Scopes, EX’31. mag.uchicago.edu/law-policy-soc…

Many millennials aren’t sure about having children. A new book examines why. Read more about “What Are Children For? On Ambivalence and Choice” by Anastasia Berg, AM’13, PhD’17, and Rachel Wiseman, AB’12. mag.uchicago.edu/law-policy-soc… UChicago Alumni

Check out some highlights of the 21st annual UChi-Con, organized by the University of Chicago Japanese Animation Society: mag.uchicago.edu/university-new…

UChicago’s annual anime and video game convention, UChi-Con, is a daylong event with workshops, a costume competition, live music, art vendors, and lectures—including one by computer scientist Ben Zhao on his work protecting artists from generative AI: mag.uchicago.edu/uchi-con

For 40 years The MacLean Center has built a bridge between clinical practice and ethical inquiry. Learn about the center’s history and the ethical challenges that are top of mind for the center today: mag.uchicago.edu/university-new… UChicago Medicine UChicago Pritzker School of Medicine UChicago Arts & Humanities

For decades, when an oil well stopped producing, it was simply left behind. Over time these wells break down, releasing radioactive and carcinogenic chemicals. Environmental attorney Adam Peltz, AB’05, works to identify and plug these orphaned wells. mag.uchicago.edu/law-policy-soc…

A lively Core party brought staff and students together to celebrate College life, alumni stories, and student voices! #UChicago

Nicholas Epley is our Spring/25 UChicagoan. Read our Q&A with the Chicago Booth behavioral science professor and scholar of social cognition: mag.uchicago.edu/university-new…

“I began the practice of, the last thing before going to bed every night, putting down the two things that I’d learned in the course of the day into a sentence,” says David Shields, AM’75, PhD’82. He calls these ultrabrief lines “Laconics.” mag.uchicago.edu/arts-humanitie…

“What is it like to learn? It is the strained eyes from reading in the dark, yes, but it is also afflictions of the more metaphorical sort.” Read an essay by Shiloh Miller, Class of 2026 mag.uchicago.edu/university-new…

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