"The Trial of the Chicago 7," out on Netflix, is quintessential Aaron Sorkin: snappy dialogue, timely political anxieties, near-complete erasure of female characters, and a healthy dose of moral liberalism.
Unsurprisingly touching, Kirsten Johnson combines a deft cinematic touch with subversively humorous and daring conceits [in her documentary "Dick Johnson is Dead"].
While actors Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani possess a dynamism and universal appeal rarely found in their peers today, their potential in "The Lovebirds" is cut short by underwhelming writing and bland directing.
Starring Reese Witherspoon as Elena Richardson, Hulu’s new limited series "Little Fires Everywhere" returns to the familiar and well-trodden trope of the problem solver, yet falters in its execution.
Student-athletes struggle with the same mental health issues as other college students but are less likely to seek out help, often leading to devastating outcomes. How can weovercome this stigma? Increased awareness may be a start.
The wrestling team competed in the NCAA Regional Championships this weekend, earning a fifth-place finish overall and advancing two wrestlers to the National Championships next month.
Find out more about third-year wrestler Steve Bonsall, an All-American who is ranked as one of the top contenders for the national title at the NCAA championships next month.
Following an impressive start to the season, both the UChicago men's and women's tennis teams came out of the weekend with victories, hoping to return with another UAA Championship title this season.
Over the weekend, the wrestling team entered the Al Hanke Invitational and delivered an impressive performance, claiming third place with three weight-class titles and two runner-up finishes.
UChicago Women's Soccer team are heartbreakingly eliminated with a late winner by Grove City College, while two goals in the final 15 minutes saw the Men's team complete an amazing turnaround to stay alive in the tournament.
The swim team faces off against Wash U and Claremont, with the women dominating the competition and the men falling short in their final meet of the weekend.
Coding for residential and background sexist attitudes among American women, Harris School of Public Policy professor Kerwin Charles studies the impact of a person's residence and attitudes towards workplace equality.
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