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UChicago partners with IBM on new initiatives for quantum computing

On July 24, at the Global Quantum Forum in Chicago, IBM and the University of Chicago announced their plan to provide resources and support to Duality startups.


Bio-inspired membrane study may advance water purification and material extraction

Researchers from Northwestern University and the University of Chicago have made significant strides in understanding ion transport through artificial membranes.


University of Chicago courses inspire hands-on learning through innovative research projects

The University of Chicago offers students the opportunity to engage in research-based courses that challenge them to explore big questions.


Northwestern University scientists double chemo effectiveness through genetic material reorganization

In a novel approach to cancer treatment, biomedical engineers at Northwestern University have doubled the effectiveness of chemotherapy in animal experiments.


Northwestern study reveals brain's GPS updates with each familiar journey

Neurobiologists at Northwestern University have discovered that the brain's internal GPS changes with each navigation of a familiar environment.


Isac hosts exhibition showcasing historical photography collections

The year 1893 marked a significant event in Chicago as it hosted the World’s Columbian Exposition.


Cook County Sheriff's Office alerts public about phone scam

The Cook County Sheriff's Office has issued a warning to the public about a telephone scam involving individuals posing as members of the office.


Chicago Loop Alliance announces Sundays on State lineup for fall

Chicago Loop Alliance has announced the full lineup for its event series, Sundays on State.


Avery Willis Hoffman named artistic director of Court Theatre

Avery Willis Hoffman has been appointed as the Marilyn F. Vitale Artistic Director of Court Theatre, starting November 1.


Study finds nearly one-fourth of teens use dating apps without harming mental health

Nearly one in four teenagers are using dating apps, according to a recent study by Northwestern Medicine.


Scientists develop integrated silicon chip combining quantum light with electronics

For the first time, scientists from Northwestern University, Boston University, and the University of California, Berkeley have developed a silicon chip that integrates quantum light-generating components with classical electronic control circuits.


UIC hosts UIDP conference to discuss future of university-industry partnerships

Join the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) for the Fall 2025 UIDP conference.


New book by UChicago professor questions focus on objective truth in democracy

During a 2017 Meet the Press interview, Kellyanne Conway, then-Counselor to the President, used the term "alternative facts" to describe a false statement.


Chicagoland Chamber celebrates members featured in Crain's Notable Leaders List

The Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce has announced that 21 of its members have been recognized in Crain’s Notable Leaders List.


Illinois Tech's rehab counseling program ranks 11th nationally

Illinois Tech's rehabilitation counseling education program has been recognized as one of the top programs in the United States.


Chicago student's journey through community college leads to media career

Many students feel pressured to attend a four-year college immediately after high school.


Nobel laureates call for renewed diplomacy amid rising risks of nuclear conflict

Following a three-day conference at the University of Chicago, Nobel laureates and nuclear experts have issued an urgent appeal to world leaders to return to diplomacy to prevent nuclear war.


Economist warns against politicizing Federal Reserve amid historic debt levels

As President Trump considers the possibility of dismissing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, Martin Eichenbaum, a prominent economist at Northwestern University, has voiced concerns about such a move.


Floating monument program honors historic Mecca Flats at Illinois Tech

A public art project, "for Mecca," will be unveiled at Illinois Institute of Technology in summer 2025.


University of Chicago study links fast-food order habits to increased restaurant productivity

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people opted for takeout or delivery instead of dining in due to restrictions and safety concerns.