In the second concert of his fall residency with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Klaus Mäkelä delivers a thoughtful and poignant interpretation of Mahler’s brutal farewell to the world.
The third-floor reading rooms will stay open until 1 a.m. Sunday through Thursday nights this quarter, but will close earlier on Fridays and Saturdays, after a months-long USG campaign to extend study hours.
The 575,000-square-foot facility is set to open its doors to patients in April as the only standalone cancer research and treatment center in Illinois.
In his Wednesday address to incoming students, University President Paul Alivisatos highlighted how UChicago is adapting to the rise of artificial intelligence while preserving its culture of inquiry.
In a Wall Street Journal op-ed about educational approaches to AI, University President Paul Alivisatos also confirmed that a previously reported Core technology ban will extend to humanities classes.
The University’s transportation system has spent decades evolving to meet student needs. Today, a new shuttle ambassador program continues a long history of student involvement in University shuttles.
The Maroon Arts & Culture team presents their recommendations of artistic and cultural opportunities on campus and around Chicago throughout the fall quarter.
On the festival’s 20th anniversary, Dumbleton reflects on exploring narratives around Black music and the complicated relationship between jazz and democracy.
The Trott Center for Excellence in Rural America, supported by a $100 million gift from University Trustee Byron Trott (A.B.’81, M.B.A. ’82) and his wife, Tina, will allow the University to expand its pre-college and career preparation programs for rural students.
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