Hello, readers! This week we bring you into a microbiology lab at UChicago to see why researchers believe that the human gut microbiome holds secrets for our improved health.
Stay with us to the Postscript, where we brighten your read with the vibrant colors, patterns, and textures of an alumna’s artwork.
Writer Mary Quade, AB’93, shares the varied experiences she’s had while living and traveling along US Route 20, which stretches from Boston, Massachusetts, to Newport, Oregon.More➞
Microbiologist Sam Light brings viewers inside his UChicago lab, where he and his team map the human microbiome in an attempt to find new ways to treat disease.More➞
Fairfax M. Cone Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of the History of Modern Christianity Martin E. Marty, PhD’56, was one of the country’s foremost historians of religion, a prolific author, a beloved mentor, and an advocate for pluralism in American life.More➞
After serving as an economist in the US federal government, Gould returned to the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, where he spent decades as a transformative leader in business education.More➞
