Center for Care and Discovery

Oriental Institute researchers quickly learned about the physical trauma one mummy had been through.

University of Chicago Medicine said its close to submitting its plans for a trauma center to the state.

The university is delaying any state review until it finishes a study of hospital services.

Every Saturday the university hospital will provide free cardiovascular and vascular check-ups.

A state panel denied the plan in July, saying the beds were unnecessary and the rooms too big.

Protesters who want a South Side trauma center spoke out against the expansion plans.

A Department of Public Health report shows HIV is increasingly a disease of gay black men in Chicago.

University leaders boasted of high minority participation in the construction of a new parking garage.

The Center for Care and Discovery is displaying quilts depicting cells and blood vessels.

Investigator finds University of Chicago police did not violate school policies because none existed.

Dean met with public, but said U. of C. cannot meet the South Side's need for trauma care.

Provost Thomas Rosenbaum is soliciting comments on how to better handle dissent on campus.

Chicago, Reagan once recalled, was “a congested urban world of gas-lit sidewalks and streets."

U. of C. President Robert Zimmer called decision to infiltrate protest ''deeply problematic.''  

Nearly 150 patients were scheduled to move into the new Center for Care and Discovery Saturday.