Yet another title in our art and architecture catalog has received some favorable press, this time in the Nota Bene section of the January 12
Art and architecture critic Kevin Nance wrote a noteworthy review of Carl Smith’s recent book, The Plan of Chicago: Daniel Burnham and the Remaking of
In a review written for the January 9th edition of The Independent Nicola Smyth praises Stephanie Moser’s new book, Wondrous Curiosities: Ancient Egypt at the
Since 1986 Martin Luther King day has been celebrated as a federal holiday in honor of one of the most influential and effective leaders of
Clint Eastwood made our day by talking about Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney’s Kamikaze Diaries: Reflections of Japanese Student Soldiers during an interview on Fresh Air about his
The December 22 & 29 issue of the TLS is packed with reviews of our new volumes of the writings of Friedrich Dürrennmatt (see below).
In the December 22 & 29 edition of the Times Literary Supplement Ian Brunskill’s review of Dürrenmatt’s The Inspector Barlach Mysteries: The Judge and His
Cultural critic Julia Keller named U of C professor W.J.T. Mitchell one of 2006’s Chicagoans of the Year. In a piece published December 31, 2006
Tonight—Monday, January 8—at 10 p.m. 98.7 WFMT Radio’s Critical Thinking with Andrew Patner will present the first of two programs with University of Chicago musicologist
Joseph Mazur, a professor of mathematics at the University of Marlborough, published a review today of Ivar Ekeland’s newest book The Best of all Possible