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Longtime trustee Joseph Neubauer, MBA'65, will begin a three-year term as chair in May, succeeding Andrew Alper, AB'80, MBA'81.
The dedication of the Renee Granville-Grossman Residential Commons highlights the importance of undergraduate student housing to the social and academic culture on campus.
Lawrence Lessig inaugurates the the Humanities Division's Berlin Family Lectures with a study of institutional corruption.
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Los Angeles Times (March 6, 2015)
An "angry, righteous" Sanders, AB'64, considers a populist campaign for the White House.
New York Times (March 4, 2015)
UChicago historian Amy Dru Stanley reflects on the 1865 Enlistment Act, which freed the wives and children of slaves who fought in the Union army.
Telegraph (March 2, 2015)
Dali Yang, director of the University's Center in Beijing, predicts the documentary Under the Dome will have a profound influence on Chinese society and politics.
Boston Globe (March 1, 2015)
Economist Bruce Meyer argues that the amount of spending, not earnings, should determine the people who are in poverty.
Atlantic (February 26, 2015)
Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson says the data UChicago students helped gather positions her city to make significant progress.
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PERSPECTIVE
How a statue of King Tut, one of only two in the world, became an Oriental Institute artifact.
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FROM THE EDITORS
From the Magazine's print archive, researchers study how the mind translates light into visual experience; or, why everybody disagrees about the dress.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The redesigned Alumni Association website is live.
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