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UChicago has announced a $300 million initiative to expand opportunities for students from rural and small-town communities. A $100 million gift from Byron and Tina Trott will launch a new center, which will expand financial aid and career support. https://ms.spr.ly/6012akOBY
One tiny change could make a big difference in drug discovery. UChicago chemists have developed a faster, simpler way to swap a single atom in a molecule, opening the door to new possibilities for creating and studying widely used medicines. Learn more: https://ms.spr.ly/6013aXf9J
Around every arch, a new view.
Having trouble getting a good night’s sleep? Asst. Prof. Kenneth Lee, medical director of the Sleep Disorders Center at @UChicagoMed, explains how melatonin and magnesium may support better sleep and what to consider before choosing one. Your Sunday Read: https://ms.spr.ly/6019ar0XN
From UChicago to the Obama Presidential Center, see our stretch of the South Side from a new perspective.
Looking for your next read? 📚 For America’s 250th year, explore a curated list from the @UChicagoPress of books that explore the people, ideas and movements that have shaped the nation. Learn more: https://ms.spr.ly/6010aVgdo
Measles is making headlines again—and while it's highly contagious, it's also preventable. UChicago Medicine expert Julia Rosebush answers common questions about measles, the MMR vaccine and how to protect yourself and your community. Learn more: https://ms.spr.ly/6012aptfg
The Hugo Awards mostly honor sci-fi/fantasy fiction—but also recognize related non-fiction. This year that award went to UChicago historian Prof. Ada Palmer for "Inventing the Renaissance." Read more from our Q&A with Palmer on UChicago News: https://ms.spr.ly/6013apQOc
The colors of campus. 🌺
Five years of turning curiosity into discovery 🧠 Since 2021, @ChicagoBooth’s Mindworks has welcomed 38,000+ study participants and completed 200 studies, helping researchers better understand how we think, connect and make decisions. Learn more: https://ms.spr.ly/6013apJCB
Madhav Rajan has been reappointed for a third term as the Steven S. Wymer Dean of @ChicagoBooth. During his tenure, the school has grown its faculty, launched two new master's degree programs and attracted transformative philanthropic support. https://ms.spr.ly/6018aTd8e
On Sunday, @NASA launched its new flagship space telescope—named for Nancy Grace Roman, PhD'49, who got her start as a UChicago astronomer studying the Milky Way. Her namesake will now map dark energy and hunt for distant planets.
UChicagoans have always known how to strike a pose. 📸 Take a look back at some picture-perfect moments from the University’s past.
Photographer and rock climber Andrew Kornylak, SB’96, shares a nerve-racking experience on a cliff face in an excerpt from “Spare These Stones,” his new book chronicling rock climbing across the American South. Hang on tight for your Sunday Read: https://ms.spr.ly/6012arPdi
Summer sounds different at UChicago. Turn up the volume and listen to the everyday sounds of campus in summertime.
In “Sea of Treasures,” UChicago historian Jeremy A. Simmons rethinks ancient trade on the Indian Ocean, exploring how commodities like spices and perfume shaped culture, identity and everyday life across the ancient world. Learn more: https://ms.spr.ly/6015aRuwH
Introducing UChicago Structure 🏛️ A new series highlighting the architecture, design and purpose behind the spaces that define UChicago. Our first stop: The David Rubenstein Forum. Watch to learn more about UChicago's hub for collaboration, dialogue and discovery.
How do you make complex science click for the general public? UChicago’s science communication minor is teaching College students to ditch the jargon and turn cutting-edge research into stories that connect people to the world around them. Learn more: https://ms.spr.ly/6017aue4V
'In the immunotherapy world, we have settings where we don't use any chemotherapy anymore." On Big Brains, UChicago Prof. Thomas Gajewski explains how breakthrough gut microbiome treatment could create an ‘on-off’ switch for tumors. https://ms.spr.ly/6015aP4El