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The University's undergraduate minor in molecular engineering offers "a new way of thinking about technology innovation."
Joshua Mitchell, PhD'89, reflects on how students from Washington to Iraq differ in their understanding of Tocqueville's "lonely man" in the democratic age.
Jay Berwanger's (AB'36) legacy endures, thanks in part to an award nobody had heard of when he won it.
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Atlantic (December 12, 2013)
Phoebe Maltz Bovy, AB'05, explores the appeal and peril of sharing anecdotes and grievances online.
Scientific American (December 11, 2013)
Physicist William Irvine explains how new tools inform his research on knotted vortices and offer insight into the nature of turbulent flow.
Chicago Tribune (December 10, 2013)
Groupon CEO and Chicago Booth adjunct professor Eric Lefkofsky and his family commit to the Giving Pledge founded by Bill Gates and Warren Buffett.
New York Times (December 7, 2013)
Inspired by behavioral economist Richard Thaler's book, the British government experiments with ideas that put human nature into the policy-making equation.
Wall Street Journal (December 4, 2013)
Professor Steve Kaplan says Chicago Booth is the place to be for aspiring entrepreneurs.
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PERSPECTIVE
Rockefeller Chapel serves as the University's spiritual and ceremonial home.
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READER PANEL
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VOLUNTEER CAUCUS
Join volunteers, alumni, and parents on February 22, 2014, for interactive workshops, networking, and presentations by University leadership.
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FROM THE EDITORS
As daylight dwindles, cut out paper-bag luminarias inspired by windows on campus to light your way home this winter.
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