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Queen bees face increased chance of execution if they mate with two males rather than one
Queen bees face increased chance of execution if they mate with two males rather than one
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Berkeley Talks transcript: Take an intoxicating plants tour at UC Botanical Garden
Berkeley Talks transcript: Take an intoxicating plants tour at UC Botanical Garden
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Comical and sometimes scandalous guides to the law
At first glance, the cartoon in the French law book on Lyonette Louis-Jacques' desk in the D'Angelo Law Library seems almost funny, in a banana-peel-pratfall kind of way.
At first glance, the cartoon in the French law book on Lyonette Louis-Jacques' desk in the D'Angelo Law Library seems almost funny, in a banana-peel-pratfall kind of way.
Developing skills for humanities research
A new one-week course, called Humanities Research Intensive , teaches firstand second-year undergraduate students what research in the humanities could be and what skills are needed to do it.
A new one-week course, called Humanities Research Intensive , teaches firstand second-year undergraduate students what research in the humanities could be and what skills are needed to do it.
Kenneth Northcott, UChicago scholar, translator and actor, 1922-2019
Prof. Emeritus Kenneth Northcott lived a vibrant existence, which was often filled with drama-in the classroom, on the stage, and in the British Intelligence Corps after World War II.
Prof. Emeritus Kenneth Northcott lived a vibrant existence, which was often filled with drama-in the classroom, on the stage, and in the British Intelligence Corps after World War II.
UChicago librarian halts ’Jeopardy!’ champ’s historic run
One of the world's leading economists explains why our communities could hold the answer to many of society's problems.
One of the world's leading economists explains why our communities could hold the answer to many of society's problems.
How an alum staged the unstageable
Playwright David Auburn, AB'91, returns to Court Theatre to debut Augie March Playwright David Auburn, AB'91, slouches on a couch in director Charles Newell's office at Court Theatre , trying to decide if there's a way to get a talking eagle on stage.
Playwright David Auburn, AB'91, returns to Court Theatre to debut Augie March Playwright David Auburn, AB'91, slouches on a couch in director Charles Newell's office at Court Theatre , trying to decide if there's a way to get a talking eagle on stage.
Placing the spotlight on historical archives
When people think about archived works by artists of the past, their minds often jump to "objects that are just sitting in repositories,” according to Elizabeth Cerejido.
When people think about archived works by artists of the past, their minds often jump to "objects that are just sitting in repositories,” according to Elizabeth Cerejido.
Miami’s craft breweries
David Lanster with his project advisor Cristina Favretto, head of Special Collections for UM Libraries.
David Lanster with his project advisor Cristina Favretto, head of Special Collections for UM Libraries.
Finals prep: Choose your fave study spot from this list
The week of final exams brings students together unlike anything else. At 5 a.m., you may see a nod of recognition between a student who's walking to the library and another student who's just beginning to walk home from the library.
The week of final exams brings students together unlike anything else. At 5 a.m., you may see a nod of recognition between a student who's walking to the library and another student who's just beginning to walk home from the library.
Finals prep: Choose your fav study spot from this list
The week of final exams brings students together unlike anything else. At 5 a.m., you may see a nod of recognition between a student who's walking to the library and another student who's just beginning to walk home from the library.
The week of final exams brings students together unlike anything else. At 5 a.m., you may see a nod of recognition between a student who's walking to the library and another student who's just beginning to walk home from the library.
How a botched train robbery led to the birth of modern American criminology
On October 11, 1923, three brothers - Hugh, Ray and Roy DeAutremont - boarded a Southern Pacific Railroad train called the Gold Special near the Siskiyou Mountains in Oregon.
On October 11, 1923, three brothers - Hugh, Ray and Roy DeAutremont - boarded a Southern Pacific Railroad train called the Gold Special near the Siskiyou Mountains in Oregon.
Life Sciences - 14:36
Queen bees face increased chance of execution if they mate with two males rather than one
Queen bees face increased chance of execution if they mate with two males rather than one
Life Sciences - Aug 16
Berkeley Talks transcript: Take an intoxicating plants tour at UC Botanical Garden
Berkeley Talks transcript: Take an intoxicating plants tour at UC Botanical Garden