The Class of 2025 find success after Commencement
Graduating is a remarkable milestone for those who enroll in college. The Class of 2025 produced 442 graduates, many of whom have already taken first steps in their future careers.
Krebs AI Series returns in Spring 2026, introducing Community Lifelong Learning Series
Community members are invited to participate in a second session of the College's Krebs AI Series—offering the dynamic curriculum that captured audiences last fall—with additional learning opportunities debuting in Spring 2026.
How the brain judges faces: Volwiler Lecture on February 10
Beauty moves us instantly—often before we are aware of it. From a single glance at a face, our brains generate rapid judgments that shape how we feel, think, and behave toward others.
Benjamin Goluboff releases new speculative biography in verse
Professor of English Benjamin Goluboff's new book, Moe Asch: A Speculative Life in Verse and Other Poems, combines poems inspired by the life of American record executive Moe Asch with a series on a relatively unknown American portraitist, and an eclectic selection called “Chicago, Arts and Letters, Other.”
A night as a Chicago Blackhawk: David Nozzolillo ’03 takes to the ice at the United Center
Forester Hockey alumnus David Nozzolillo ’03 got the call of a lifetime on Friday, January 9, when the shorthanded Chicago Blackhawks called upon him to serve as their backup goaltender.