Second-, third-, and fourth-years in the College will be able to take three-week courses worth 100 units, with an announced cost per course of $4,380.
The researchers plan to test the association further in clinical trials.
"[This project] is about finding moments of joy, laughter, and humor in the face of wider oppression... themes that I think are especially fitting for Black History Month," — Professor Allyson Nadia Field.
Students discussed the war’s international importance, possible American intervention and aid, and their outlook for an uncertain future.
The campus community met the announcement with both praise and criticism.
Starting March 4, masks will not be required in most offices, residence halls, retail stores, and dining spaces. Masking in classrooms will still be required through the end of winter quarter.
In discussing his new book The Collapse of Constitutional Remedies, Huq said that courts’ failure to deliver accountability is “not just a Republican problem but an institutional one.”
Beginning in the 2022–23 academic year, the College will offer a human rights major in partnership with the Pozen Family Center for Human...
In a conversation titled, “How Does U.S. Politics Work?,” New York Times journalist Ezra Klein and philosophy professor Agnes...
The story of Japanese Americans in the South Side was featured at the Regenstein Library as part of the Hanna Holborn Gray Special Research Collection...
Jelani Cobb, a columnist for The New Yorker and the Ira A. Lipman Professor of Journalism at Columbia University, spoke at a virtual event...
The UChicago chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) installed signs, banners, and flags across the main quad on Tuesday morning to...
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