Chicago Humanities
Chicago Humanities connects people to the ideas that shape and define us, and promotes the lifelong exploration of what it means to be human. The organization fosters curiosity, celebrates creativity, explores the boundaries of contemporary knowledge and culture, and challenges us to see ourselves and the world anew.
Leslie Odom, Jr. on Learning that Love is Being Kind to Yourself
Philosopher Agnes Callard Has Some Questions About Questions
Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson on Abundance - April 1, 2025 @ UIC Dorin Forum
Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson Wonder What You Will Build for the Future
How Classic Painted Signs Help Us Time Travel with Heavy Pages Press
Mini Tapes: The Journey is the Destination for the Jewish Museum of Chicago
Hebru Brantley on His Chicago Murals, Fine Art, and Everything in Between
Paul Reiser's Comedy Evolution
Joy Reid Shares and Makes History
Mini Tapes: Last Week Tonight's Ali Barthwell on Chicago, Comedy, and Playing to the Top of the...
The Forces Shaping Immigration with Geraldo Cadava
Jamaica Kincaid: The Hidden History of Gardens
Adrianne Black: A Journey from White Nationalism to Antiracism
John Green and Rebecca Makkai in Conversation
Hoop Dreams at 30
Kaveh Akbar: Seeking Meaning in Faith, Art, and Others
A Funner Guide to Words with Anne Curzan
Eddie Glaude Jr.: We Are the Leaders
John Maeda and Anijo Mathew: Redefining Design in the Era of AI
Hebru Brantley: The Art of Representation
Before the Civil Rights Movement with Dylan C. Penningroth
Joy Reid: A Love Story that Awakened America
Malcolm Gladwell: Revenge of the Tipping Point
Edward Burns Shares a Pint with Chicago
Jeanne Gang: The Art of Architectural Grafting
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Learns, Inspires, and Goes to Work
R.L. Stine: A Modern Master of Horror
R.L. Stine is Still Giving Kids Goosebumps
From Rumi to The Simpsons, Kaveh Akbar Contains Multitudes
How to Bloom a Building with Jeanne Gang