The Fall/25 issue of The University of Chicago Magazine is here. Sit in on a class about crony capitalism, learn what makes a good life, and discover how an alumna weaves together math and fiber arts, and much more. https://t.co/qxikPqm0Lw

In a new book Jens Ludwig challenges conventional wisdom on gun violence and suggests new approaches to solving the problem. https://t.co/SAigxl0FDx @HarrisPolicy

The @ATGUSAMade Buddy Sled is a specific solution I kneeded for a school I’ve been helping. For my own workouts, I use the resisted treadmill - and all my shoes and equipment are on sale for the holidays! This video also covers the history of sled dragging:

Fifty-five students participated in the pilot of the College’s Summer research residency program, living in Campus North while they conduct research and prepare for their future careers. @UChicagoCollege

In Horror on the Brain: The Neuroscience behind Science Fiction, Austin Lim, PhD’14, explores brain science through horror and science fiction. Read about some of the science-and-fiction connections Lim explores in the book. https://t.co/dUcLf6TRrr

Flight attendants, wartime trade, magic, and more. Check out a selection of alumni books: https://t.co/0ch14EGby1

The trailer is here. Season 2 of Owning Manhattan premieres December 5 on Netflix. Bigger listings. Higher stakes. Real estate doesn’t get more real than this. Let’s go. 🎥 Watch the trailer:

Photographer Meredith Miller, AB’98, uses archival materials and everyday objects to rethink our relationship to endangered species. https://t.co/o8Woy9o5wo

Nobel laureates and nuclear experts gathered on campus in July to urge action to prevent nuclear war. Read an excerpt from their declaration and learn more about the event. https://t.co/TW1qnZDg9u

Every year since 1962, a distinguished faculty member has been invited to give the Aims of Education address to incoming first-year College students during Orientation Week. Read excerpts from their talks:

Reunion volunteers share the best things about Alumni Weekend. https://t.co/ypW9bjLwNb @UChicagoAlumni

Do you hold legacy investment positions with significant gains? What if you could transition into an ETF without facing a large tax bill? You can, with a 351 ETF Exchange. Here’s how it works: Investors contribute stocks or other securities to a newly formed ETF in exchange for

What is KPTC? And how is W different from WB? ICYMI, test your knowledge of UChicago building abbreviations—and make it to class on time! https://t.co/3ubeIrIx5H

Mathematician Carolyn Yackel, SB’92, uses fiber arts—including shibori, temari, and knitting—to explore mathematical concepts. https://t.co/dhe2sfNA9j

The Fall/25 issue of The Core is here, with stories on campus spaces, the aims of education, summer research, postal inspection, oral history, and much more. https://t.co/1u2JfpXTMB

Emily Rogalski, the Rosalind Franklin PhD Professor of Neurobiology, studies aging outliers to understand why some experience cognitive decline early and others—called superagers—maintain the cognitive function of people decades younger.

Ready, Set, Rumble! The wait is over – Sonic Rumble is live worldwide on iOS, Android, and Steam 🌍 Join Sonic in the ultimate arcade royale where up to 32 players battle for glory!

Learn how Assistant Professor of music Paula Clare Harper’s (AB’10) recent book on Taylor Swift came together, challenges of studying music on the internet, her favorite version of “All Too Well,” and more: https://t.co/s0Jpr5d5SE

A selection of new books by alumni. https://t.co/NEG0XY7mZI

Marilu Henner, EX’74, is our Summer/25 UChicagoan. Read the full Q&A with the actor, author, and possessor of HSAM (highly superior autobiographical memory): https://t.co/HxEQuAze71

What expands under pressure and contracts when heated? Groundbreaking materials discovered by @UChicagoPME researchers defy the conventional laws of thermodynamics. https://t.co/tAaxWPQZyF

Upcoming reissue of Moonrider's 1975 album, remastered and expanded with 9 tracks.

Irwin Keller, EX’85, JD’88, wasn’t sure whether his dreams of his late mother were a divine message or just wishful thinking. Read his reflections on skepticism and faith. https://t.co/eeZ4C6i3CX

The University of Chicago Magazine hired its first Metcalf intern in 1997, the year the program started. Once the Magazine began hiring two interns, they got a standard practice assignment: interview each other. Meet our summer 2025 interns: https://t.co/mrVXJBY8Na

As book bans spread nationwide, a professor, an author, and the UChicago library system defend the freedom to read. https://t.co/w1i82Arzpr