Three students from the Chicago universities will receive fully funded graduate-level education in the United Kingdom. Their interests span aerospace technology, criminal justice reform, and diplomacy ...

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University of Chicago students Logan Hanssler and Elijah Jenkins, both fourth-years in the College, have been selected as 2026 Marshall Scholars. Each will be provided the opportunity to study in ...