Cortex_&_Culture_Preliminary_Submission_Ashe VaughnDownload When people say, “It’s an art, not a science,” they usually mean that art and science belong to separate worlds. Art is seen as emotional, creative, and subjective.... Continue Reading →
Pizza with Professors!
Join some of your favorite Honors professors for a pizza night! Make invaluable connections with faculty members while chatting about courses, research opportunities, career paths, or simply get to know... Continue Reading →
International Museum of Surgical Science
The International Museum of Surgical Science is one of Chicago's most unusual museums. It combines the history of medicine and surgery with the history of one of the city’s remaining... Continue Reading →
Drop-In Advising
Do you have a quick question about your winterschedule? Drop-in virtually or IRL to chat with an Honors Advisor. You can meet with any Honors Advisor for Drop-In Advising. Drop-Ins... Continue Reading →
The Lotus Across Egyptian, Greek, and Roman Visual Culture
Few flowers traveled through the ancient Mediterranean quite like the lotus. The form appears in Egyptian art, Greek architecture and pottery, and Roman decorative traditions, but its journey is more... Continue Reading →
A Note from the Editor
A note from the editor, I believe there is something so personal about sharing a meal with someone else. You are taking time out of your day, precious time, to... Continue Reading →
Jekyll & Hyde: Book Club & Musical
Join the Honors Program in a discussion of the novel The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, plus an outing to see Jekyll and Hyde. Join the Honors... Continue Reading →
Honors Leadership Info Session
Ready to lead? Join us for the Honors Leadership Information Session! ✨ Tuesday, October 20 | 4:30–5:30pm | Arts & Letters 109 Discover Honors leadership opportunities, including Create Your Own... Continue Reading →
Winter ’27 HON Course Descriptions
Descriptions for the Honors courses being offered in Winter Quarter 2027 are now up! Check out the classes that will be available in Fall so that you can start planning... Continue Reading →
Making the Most of Music
While sometimes writing out one’s own feelings can feel therapeutic, it may feel equally as calming to hear someone sing about those same feelings. It is no surprise to me... Continue Reading →