Professor Investigates Black and Latino Student College Choices

By Annie Guo / April 19, 2016

Micere Keels’ data suggests that the majority of Black and Latino college students are more likely to drop out laden with student debt than white college students.

Solstice on the Park Apartment Complex Back on Track

By Annie Guo / February 26, 2016

The project was revived in 2015 after being put on hold during the 2008 recession.

University Receives $3.5 Million Grant For the Study of Sanskrit

By Annie Guo / February 2, 2016

The grant will establish the Anupama and Guru Ramakrishnan Professorship in Sanskrit Studies, which will support the work of one University faculty member.

See Through Stigma Week Raises Awareness of Mental Health and Physical Disabilities

By Annie Guo / January 18, 2016

“I want this week to encourage people to ask for help if they need it.”

New stationary store opens in Harper Court

By Annie Guo / December 1, 2015

The new Hyde Park storefront is the second location for Noteworthy Notes, a Lakeview-based store.

Booth professor publishes new research on irrational thinking

By Annie Guo / December 1, 2015

Jane L. Risen identifies both magical thinking and superstitions as reasons for human irrationality.

Work begins on largest telescope to date in Chilean desert

By Annie Guo / November 23, 2015

The University of Chicago is one of the telescope’s eleven international partners.

Fourth-year chosen for Abraham Lincoln Civic Engagement Award

By Annie Guo / November 13, 2015

UChicago student Cynthia J. Avila was one of 57 students statewide to win the award.