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University of Chicago issues warning after staff member is robbed

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From Dickens to Godzilla to the Flintstones, dinosaurs have long occupied a central place in popular culture. Arts reporter Katherine Chen reviews a new exhibit at the Regenstein Library surveying their reptilian history.

Fred Schmidt-Arenales, an artist and filmmaker, was an undergraduate at the University of Chicago when he first learned of urban renewal, the destructive mid-century land redevelopment programs aimed at revitalizing

Editor’s note: Kelly X. Hui attended the quad protests and documented them as a protester with Students for Justice in Palestine UChicago and as an organizer with #CareNotCops and UChicago United for Palestine. The identities of protesters and organizers were kept anonymous. On Monday, October 16, UChicago community members begin to occupy the main quad....

 In May of last year, the University announced, to little fanfare, that it was establishing its inaugural Public Safety Advisory Council. Composed of decorated academics, passionate community members, and students (myself included), it was intended to create a forum for assessing campus security. Part of our charter includes working alongside the University of Chicago Police...

The University of Chicago’s Yerkes Observatory is widely considered to be the birthplace of modern astrophysics. Though the contributions of the institute’s male researchers to the field are many and

The Smart Museum showcases the visceral works of Ruth Duckworth, a pioneering Chicago sculptor, throughout the academic year.

On the playground of the Cabrini-Green Homes in 1992, two young boys laboriously flop a mattress down atop a growing stack on the blacktop.