UChicago Classics professor Shadi Bartsch’s new translation of the Aeneid reminds us of the fundamental questions at the heart of origin stories, and their continued relevance today.
Now on view at the Renaissance Society, Silke Otto-Knapp's huge canvases are at once imposing, while inviting the viewer into a dreamscape of human figures and natural bodies.
Doc Films recently hosted an advanced screening and Q&A of "Ramy," the newest Hulu series about a Muslim American navigating his bipartite identity and its moral quandaries.
Castro signaled his support for legalizing marijuana and expunging criminal records associated with it, as well as reshaping the criminal justice system as a whole.
While some members of the CDS took the position that the US involvement lacks just cause, others argued that it was necessary to prevent other major powers from establishing regional hegemony.
Booth Professor Richard Thaler and Harvard Law Professor Cass Sunstein discuss the role of institutions as "choice architects" to give people "nudges" in different directions.
Graciela Márquez Colín, selected to the cabinet by fiery leftist president-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador, was formerly a visiting professor at UChicago.
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