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Advice for sleeping well during the COVID-19 outbreak

Healthcare workers in PPE testing patients in a car

Thank you letter from Dean Polonsky and Sharon O'Keefe

UChicago Medicine transitions to universal masking as COVID-19 transmission becomes widespread

Pritzker holds virtual Match Day during COVID pandemic

Due to the need for social distancing, medical schools across the country held virtual Match Day celebrations. Members of Pritzker School of Medicine's Class of 2020 shared their news with friends and family on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

Pritzker student Catherine Castro shows her match in psychiatry at Columbia University.

UChicago Medicine epidemiologist Emily Landon, MD, speaks at the March 20, 2020 Illinois governor

Dr. Emily Landon speaks about COVID-19 at Illinois governor's press conference

Pritzker ranks highest in Illinois in annual nationwide survey of medical schools

Lori Lightfoot delivered the opening remarks at Southland RISE

Community summit brings together Chicagoland leaders seeking solutions to effects of violence and trauma

Shifts in chemical rhythms may cause eating behaviors that lead to obesity

Ancient DNA from Sardinia reveals changing genetic connectivity across the Mediterranean over 6,000 years

The reception area at UChicago Medicine River East

UChicago Medicine opens $20 million outpatient center in River East

What birdsong tells us about brain cells and learning

UChicago scientists show how neurons in birds are affected by the process of learning songs—with surprising similarities to the causes of stuttering in humans.